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"Simplified" programming of robots promotes and promotes highly flexible intelligent manufacturing. We all know that in order for robots to complete different industrial applications,they need to be professionally programmed. According to incomplete statistics,there are currently nearly 200 robot programming languages. Almost every robot brand has its own programming,which greatly limits the generalization of automation applications. The "ether effect" in the distribution of the number of professional programmers is obvious,so that the four major families (ABB,KUKA,FANUC,and Yaskawa) have the vast majority of programmers,while domestic robot brands are in short supply of professional programming talents. At the same time,the current traditional "code-based" programming method not only requires long-term professional training and practice,but also greatly limits the use threshold of industrial robots,especially those small and medium-sized enterprises that lack professional programmers.

Simplified programming of robots has always been pursued by the scientific research community and industry. Thanks to easy programming (such as drag-and-drop teaching) and safety,collaborative robots have developed rapidly in recent years. However,these drag-and-drop teaching methods have no place for the industrial robots that dominate industrial applications (90+% market,not least because their drag methods are not suitable for large-kg Industrial robots,and its dragging accuracy is difficult to meet the requirements. In order to adapt to the future highly flexible intelligent manufacturing of "small batches and multiple varieties",the flexible,fast and low-cost of robot instructions in the production line is an important indicator for the evaluation of the current intelligent and simple programming of robots.

Germany's Wandelbots original "3-step" simple programming solution for fools Just like teaching children to write and draw,adults can hold the child's hand to demonstrate,and the child's brain can learn and master these skills.

Through the intelligent teaching pen and its back-end learning system developed by Wandelbots of Germany,ordinary employees can program robots in 3 steps,which greatly simplifies the programming of industrial robots and collaborative robots.

The first step - Teaching robot: Hold the smart teaching pen and "draw" the corresponding trajectory,such as the shape of glue,the path of spraying,the lines of welding,the position points of quality inspection,etc.,and its own sensors This data will be recorded;

Step 2 - Automatic code generation: Using the sensor data of the teaching robot,the robot code can be automatically generated through the back-end intelligent learning module and optimization module,without the need to manually enter a line of code;

Step 3 – Execute the code: Finally,the automatically generated robot code can be uploaded to the robot with one click to make it work according to new instructions;

Wandelbots' smart teaching pen solution has a positioning accuracy of up to sub-millimeter and can complete 90% of industrial application scenarios,especially for applications with complex trajectories,such as welding,spraying,gluing,grinding,polishing,etc. For front-line workers with no programming experience,after a few hours of rapid training,they can complete the rapid programming and line changing requirements of production line robots. More importantly,this solution can quickly adapt to different robot brands,inc various industrial robot brands and collaborative robot brands. TracePen intelligent teaching pen commercialization and industrial implementation cases benefit from the TracePen intelligent teaching system's ease of use,high accuracy and suitability for many industrial application scenarios. Currently,Wandelbots has completed promotion cases for many world-class intelligent manufacturing companies and commercial implementation. These include leading companies such as Volkswagen,BMW,Siemens,and Infineon,as well as small and medium-sized enterprises such as ROTOP and HEIDENBLUTH.