According to the company, the software’s new 3D printing feature will allow users to program ABB robots for AM in just 30 minutes. Part of the PowerPac portfolio, RobotStudio removes the need for manual programming for 3D printing. You’ll also come across countless researchers taking advantage of these robots for new 3D printing applications.Ĭlearly catching on to the growing adoption of its tools in the additive manufacturing space, ABB is hoping to make it easier for users to do so. Viridis3D also uses a standard ABB robot to perform a unique take on 3D printing sand for metal casting. One of the most notable may be MX3D, which outfitted its industrial robotic arm with a wire arc welding system to 3D print large-scale metal objects, including a bridge in Amsterdam.
Numerous customers have already begun using ABB robots for 3D printing purposes. Swiss tech giant ABB has caught on and has added 3D printing capabilities to the latest edition of its RobotStudio simulation and offline programming software. Their great dexterity and flexibility have made them increasingly powerful platforms for a variety of 3D printing processes.
Industrial robotic arms are no strangers to 3D printing.
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