FANUC: Robot controller

The new R-30iB Plus controller from FANUC features an iPendant with an enhanced screen resolution and processing capability.

Robot controller
Robot controller

The user interface,iHMI, has an icon-based screen which provides a familiar and easy-to-use experience with intuitive guides for setup and programming. It also includes tutorials from the main home page which has a design common to FANUC CNCs, enabling easier use of robots. With the help of the programming guide, even first-time robot users can create a program for a simple handling task and execute it in just 30 min. Easier usage also facilitates system setup and maintenance to improve efficiency.

For those customers more comfortable with the current interface, the newiPendant can easily revert to the previous version.

Processing performance for both hardware and software has been improvedin the R-30iB Plus, and the signal processing cycle has been shortened. Compared to past controllers, signal output timing has been enhanced, expanding possible applications to systems which require a high level of positioning precision, such as laser applications.

The vision function of R-30iB Plus has a new camera interface which increases four times the speed for transmitting images from the camera, together with a simplified cable configuration. With improvements in the user interface, the setup of the vision system can be handled much more efficiently.

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