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Yawsaka Motoman MPL80 Kinematic issues-PaoloPaparella-08-04-2022 Good evening , I inform you that in robodk global library there is an error about kinematics management of motoman mpl80 as this is not a 5 axis but a paletizer because one axis (5) is used only in +- 15° for correction in paletization phase . Also if you download the datasheet , it explains its mode of operation . To confirm , I had a chance to test the same robot , and also the new one pl80 ( yrc1000 controller ) directly on the motosim and it does not have any kind of handling error . Does anyone know how to correct it ? thank you very much RE: mpl80 - kinematic error-Albert-08-05-2022 Do you mean that RoboDK should ignore joint 5? Could you send us a program generated with your robot controller that includes pulse data and another one with Cartesian data? RE: mpl80 - kinematic error-PaoloPaparella-08-05-2022 (08-05-2022, 12:19 PM)Albert Wrote:Do you mean that RoboDK should ignore joint 5?你好, then actually you don't need to have developed a program or instructions , because you only need to insert the robot and move it from the pad to understand that it moves not like a paletizer but like a 5 axis robot , not respecting the work area from motoman datasheet . if you insert another MPL model ( categorized as a paletizer ) you will see that the robot's wrist goes straight down keeping the wrist always straight . The mpl 80 model should also do the same . thank you very much RE: mpl80 - kinematic error-PaoloPaparella-09-04-2022 你好,any News ?? RE: mpl80 - kinematic error-Albert-09-06-2022 I'm not sure I understand what you are requesting. This Yaskawa Motoman MPL80 robot is a palletizing robot but still allows for a 15 deg correction for the tool orientation. The only way to account for this degree of freedom is to model it as a 5-axis robot. Using the post processor we can help you match the JBI program if it doesn't match your controller requirements. |