Hand Guidance Feature for FANUC CR-35iA Collaborative Robot

FANUC Collaborative Robot: robot.fanucamer...
FANUC’s new CR-35iA is the first collaborative robot in the industry to feature a heavy 35kg payload while being ISO certified to work safely alongside humans without the need for fencing. Another first from FANUC is the CR-35iA Collaborative Robot’s Hand Guidance feature. This unique feature allows an operator to safely control and guide the robot arm and tooling, providing collaborative effort between the robot’s strength and the operator’s finesse.
Typically a robot is jogged or moved with a robot pendant; however Collaborative Robot Hand Guidance from FANUC enables the operator to show the robot where to go without the pendant, and can be used to teach the robot points or a path. The FANUC CR-35iA Collaborative Robot was developed to help manufacturers solve ergonomic challenges by handling applications that are physically demanding for humans, such as repetitive heavy lifting.
To learn more about FANUC’s Collaborative Robot, please visit robot.fanucamer....

[@will891410]

So you guide the robot to a point to grab and drop things like boxes, and it just generates the coordinates?

[@WeaponsMachinist]

+Will891410 10 yrs ago I had this idea.

[@will891410]

HRM Weapons Machinist It is pretty useful.