Users can then virtually watch the robot "in person" as it plays back the work cycle and look for any angles that may be unsafe or physically impossible. They use handheld controllers to interact with the models and to virtually walk around the robots, move the robot arms, cycle equipment, add markups, examine the robots from all angles, including the bottom, and make adjustments where necessary.
The programmers are put in the best possible position for overall performance and safety with Virtual Reality. This entire program is incredibly realistic thanks to the enhanced algorithms created by ABB's specialists. It allows users to interact with the 3D models on RobotStudio by plugging in to virtual reality goggles and viewing the 3D models from every direction, much better than on a 2D computer screen. This system makes the job of a robot engineer much easier. ABB is the first company to offer VR for robot programming through its RobotStudio. Virtual Reality is quickly advancing in this technology driven world and is now making its way into automation with ABB leading the way.
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