Robotics software
Wandelbots presents Fanuc integration
The integration of Wandelbots Teaching for Fanuc robots is still under development. The first version is due to be launched on the market in 2023.
With over 900,000 robots sold, Fanuc is the world's largest manufacturer of industrial robots. The company, which has been active in factory automation since 1955, is headquartered in Oshino, Japan, where Fanuc produces its robots in highly automated factories. The company is also a manufacturer of CNC controllers and servo motors as well as entire processing machines and has over 100 robot models in its range: from large and small articulated robots for handling and welding to Scara and Delta robots and collaborative robots, such as the lightweight CRX cobot series and the green CR cobot series. The heavy-duty robot M-2000iA/2300 weighs an impressive 2.3 tons.
The implementation of robotic processes is normally very complex. Until a robot is ready for use, experienced developers have to program every work step - high costs and a lack of skilled personnel are currently slowing down the pace of automation. This is precisely where Wandelbots comes in with its "Robots for the People" mission: The no-code solution Wandelbots Teaching is based on agnostic software with an easy-to-use user interface that works the same for every robot. Different models from different manufacturers can therefore be taught in the same way. At the same time, users are enabled to work independently with robots without any programming knowledge.
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