EPSON Robots: PC-based workcell controller

RC620+, EPSON’s 4th generation open architecture PC-based workcell controller, is capable of controlling up to 4 SCARA robots, 3 6-axis robots or 2 SCARA and 2 6-axis robots--a total of up to 20 axes of motion.

Sep 8, 2010

Designed for applications that require a powerful open architecture solution for system expansion and advanced motion and I/O control for demanding applications. 3 PCI slots are available for options such as Vision Systems, Fieldbus masters or third-party plug-in cards. The RC620+ controller comes with EPSON RC+ Controls software featuring EPSON’s Real Time Engine, capable of controlling up to 48 simultaneous tasks.

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