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APPLICAZIONI
ormai abbiamo un’esperienza trentennale nel settore
che vogliamo valorizzare”.
Le macchine realizzate da Delta Visione possono avvalersi
di sistemi robotizzati, utilizzati inizialmente per operazioni
di asservimento e carico.
Nei sistemi più avanzati, i robot antropomorfi sono utilizzati
sia per manipolare i pezzi e sottoporli al controllo
delle telecamere installate sulle macchine, sia per manipolare
le stesse telecamere e procedere all’ispezione
del pezzo senza che questo debba muoversi.
Un robot a 6 assi per la manipolazione dei pezzi
Un’applicazione sviluppata di recente da Delta Visione
è la macchina di selezione DV-Eye Flex Sorting Machine,
basata completamente sulla manipolazione del
pezzo tramite un robot a 6 assi della serie Denso VS fornito
da K.L.A.IN.robotics.
Paolo Battuello spiega il funzionamento della macchina.
“I particolari sono posizionati davanti a una o più
telecamere e, tramite un software di analisi da noi
sviluppato, avviene il controllo e la selezione tra pezzi
conformi e di scarto. La struttura portante, realizzata
in acciaio elettrosaldato lavorato e verniciato, è dotata
di pannellature e ripari apribili in alluminio e alucobond”.
Più nello specifico del compito svolto dal robot,
Il robot a 6 assi
della serie Denso
VS installato sulla
macchina di
selezione
DV-Eye Flex
Sorting Machine
di Delta Visione.
The Denso VS
series 6-axis robot
installed on the
Delta Visione
DV-Eye Flex
Sorting Machine.
The assembly is internally followed: we have recently
expanded our production space in Bairo, adding 1,000
square meters for the manufacturing and assembly of
new machines”.
Active in different markets
The main applications of Delta Visione systems concern
the automotive industry, but the company’s portfolio
includes also machines for other compartments such as
food and pharmaceuticals.
“More than half of our revenue comes from Italy”, Mr
Battuello continues. “However, our systems are located
in several European countries, such as Poland, Spain, the
Czech Republic or France, and we are active in both
North America and South America. In the near future,
we aim to consolidate our expertise in the production of
standard and custom vision machines, in Italy as well as in
the rest of Europe and the world. After all, we now have a
thirty-year experience in the industry we aim to enhance”.
The machines developed by Delta Visione can make use
of robotic systems, initially used for enslaving and loading
operations. In more advanced systems, anthropomorphic
robots are used both to handle the workpieces and
have them checked by the cameras installed on the
machines, and to handle the same cameras and check
the workpiece without moving it.
A 6-axis robot for handling the workpieces
An application recently developed by Delta Visione
is the DV-Eye Flex Sorting Machine, based entirely on
the handling of workpieces by a Denso VS series 6-axis
robot provided by K.L.A.IN.robotics.
Paolo Battuello explains how the machine works.
“The parts are placed in front of one or more cameras
and, via our analysis software, the machine controls
and sorts defective parts from good parts. The loadbearing
structure, made of welded and painted steel,
is equipped with aluminum and alucobond panels and
hinged covers”.
More specifically in the robot task, “the workpiece
handling is entrusted to a 6-axis robot, which allows
you to place the part to be checked in the different
stations and to handle the unloading with its relative
rejects”, adds Mr Battuello. The operator interface is
made up of an industrial PC with 15” LCD touch screen,
through which it is possible to interact with the system.
The management software, developed in an easy-toread
graphical environment, allows the operator to
supervise the sorting machine and interact with all the
system components.
A user/password authentication regulates access to
the system, and it is possible to store all the control
statistics divided by job order.
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