PROGRAMMING
OF ODD-FORM APPLICATIONS FASTER AND
SIMPLER WITH THE ALL NEW CHAD VisionTeach OPTION
Jan
'01, ORANGE, CA - With the all new CHAD VisionTeach option,
teaching of insertion /placement board locations for odd-form
assembly is faster and more precise. By using machine vision
to pin point insertion locations versus manually "eyeballing" them,
programming is simplified and significantly improved when compared
to conventional teaching methods. In addition, VisionTeach is
more ergonomic and user friendly than conventional manual teaching
methods, which usually require the operator to eyeball the
insertion/placement location from within the actual work envelope
of the system.
Using
the VisionTeach option is simple. With a manual
control pendant, the operator simply jogs the manipulator system
to align a set of crosshairs shown on a monitor to the hole that
is to be taught. This location is then recorded into the assembly
database and the operator continues to teach the next insertion
location in the assembly sequence. Part orientation and calculation
of the "Z" insertion height can also be programmed
using this tool.
Known
for setting industry standards in odd-form electronics assembly, CHAD has
once again made its mark in the electronics assembly industry
by offering the most technologically advanced automation product
available. For
more information on this or any of CHAD's assembly
solutions, please contact us at 1565 S. Sinclair Street, Anaheim,
CA 92806, USA Tel (714) 938-0080, Fax (714) 938-0630,
or visit our Web Site at www.chadindustries.net.