Be aware you can also download Experience from the same page as the one you use for requesting a KUKA.Sim license and downloading the installer. 3D viewing and VR interaction require Visual Components Experience, which is free and available on the Apple and Google Play stores. You can record and stream simulations to a PC, phone or VR device such as HTC Vive.
You can teach a 3D camera to go where and when you want during the simulation and record it.Īnd there's more. Do you need a virtual walkthrough of a factory, manufacturing process or cell? No problem. If you want to crunch the numbers, statistics and charts can be configured and exported as well, such as utilization and throughput. If you need some food of thought to get the juices flowing, check this out.Īnother consideration is the ability export a lot! You can record simulations and share them as 3D PDFs, videos, images, drawings, and CAD files. If you are feeling adventurous, try importing your own geometry as well as simulating different types of scenarios, such as the availability of parts and resources, robot collaboration and safety. While you're at it, test drive the KR IONTEC and Quantec-2 series robots. Have fun building robot cells, programming different types of applications and validating cycle times. Technically, you could install KUKA.Sim and then request a trial license, but to quote Marco Pierre White, "It's your choice."įrom there, enjoy your free trial. After completing installation, run the software, and then license it. The latest version is KUKA.Sim 3.1.2 which was released this year.
Next, request a product key (trial license), and then download and run the installer. To get a license and installer, you need to login or create a "my.KUKA" account. The link takes you to the KUKA.Sim product page, which is an OLP software for KUKA robots and factory simulation. Sound good? Click here to start simulating for free.
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