Automatic program correction

This section describes how to correct a program automatically. Program correction uses key waypoints to allow a single program to work when moved from one uncalibrated robot to another.

Key waypoints make up a model that corrects the loaded program on a new robot. The model is specific to each installation file on the robot.

The quality of the model is detemined by the following:

  • The number of key waypoints.
  • The accuracy of the key waypoints.
  • The distance betweeen each key waypoint.

You can also use program correction after a robot joint replacement.

Automatic program correction currently only supports fixed waypoints. Other waypoints types are not supported.

You can manually correct any unsupported program nodes when the automatic program correction is complete.

Automatic program correction currently does not support:

  • Move nodes with Use Joint Angles selected

  • Palletizing