Description
Collaborative Robots
Built for the Future of Automation
Collaborative Robots; This new line of collaborative robots are safer, simpler to program, and easier to integrate with other equipment, representing a big step toward creating an intelligent manufacturing environment where humans and machines work in harmony.
- Versatile and adaptable to numerous applications especially machine tending, loading and unloading, assembling, gluing, testing, and soldering.
- The simplified programming for these robots requires no coding, and no pendant, giving users faster start-up times.
- Safety as priority. Safety requirements specify in ISO 10218 and ISO/TS 15066.
- Guaranteed seamless integration with our collaborative robots (e.g. LD mobile robots) and controller hardware.
- Built-In intelligent vision system for pattern recognition, object positioning and barcode identification.
The Collaborative Robot
In any manufacturing environment today, the key emphasis is on how you can safely harness the power and precision of robots along with the problem-solving ability of humans to achieve greater productivity.
Designed to work with both humans and machines, the OMRON TM Collaborative Robot lets you attain better efficiency with its wide range of industrial applications while ensuring workplace safety.
Quick Start-up and changeover
Downtime costs money, which means you need a robot that can start fast and stay running. Our Plug and Play software enables this robot to work right out of the box.
Safety in collaborative applications
Collaborative robots are designed to work safely with human operators thanks to technologies like force feedback, low-inertia servo motors, elastic actuators and collision detection technology that limit their power and force capabilities to levels suitable for contact.
The safety standard ISO 10218-1, ISO 10218-2 and technical specification ISO TS-15066 define the safety functions and performance of the collaborative robot.
Download our white paper to read up on industry standards, risk assessment best practices and strategies for maximizing the value of your application.
Videos
TM Collaborative Robots Tutorial 1 – Unboxing and Initial Set Up
Meet the Omron TM Collaborative Robot Series to assist your automation needs. In this video we will show you how to unbox the Cobot and do the initial set up. There are several Cobot in the TM Series depending on your needs. Here we will be using the TM5 – 700 models to explain the common features.
TM Collaborative Robots Tutorial 2 – Programming the Basic Motions
Meet the Omron TM Collaborative Robot Series to assist your automation needs. In this video, we would like to show you the basics of how to make the Cobot move.
TM Collaborative Robots Tutorial 3 – How to Program Using Flow Chart Software
Meet the Omron TM Collaborative Robot Series to assist your automation needs. In this video, you can learn how to use the software, called “TMflow,” to program the Cobots. TMflow has an intuitive user interface that allows you to easily create a program using flowcharts.
TM Collaborative Robots Tutorial 4 – How to Attach a Gripper to the Cobot
Meet the Omron TM Collaborative Robot Series to assist your automation needs. In this video, we will show you how to use grippers with your Cobot.
TM Collaborative Robots Tutorial 5 – Vision Calibration and Vision Node
Meet the Omron TM Collaborative Robot Series to assist your automation needs. In this video, we will show you how to start using the built-in camera and the integrated vision system for your applications. One of the biggest advantages of this Cobot is that you can rapidly create an application in which you want the Cobot to see and recognize the object that it is working on. You do not need additional lens nor lights.
TM Collaborative Robots Tutorial 6 – Pick and Place Using Vision
Meet the Omron TM Collaborative Robot Series to assist your automation needs. In this video, we finished the vision calibration and explored some of the vision tasks. So now we are ready to start creating an application that utilizes the camera and the vision system. We will pick up a cylinder from this hole and place it here.