Robot Rescue
Guide to Robot Rescue Feature
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Guide to Robot Rescue Feature
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While we have designed the AMAS experience with Singularity Avoidance, Collision Detection, and Easy Rescue features, we have added a dedicated robot rescue feature for edge-case scenarios where the users can take control of the robot position in their hands.
Steer clear of the robot, as the Robot will be moving automatically in the last step of this process.
Follow these steps to carry out Robot Rescue:
In the case where the realignment of the Digital Twin is failing, and you're getting an error code G0001, go into Robot Control Mode.
Move the digital twin to an ideal position inside the joint limits.
In this case, the robot will not move with the digital twin, which is expected as it is failing realignment.
Click the Configuration tab in the wrist panel.
Click on the dropdown button next to the Cortex button, which will open Robots and Sensors buttons.
Press on the Robots button, which will open the Active Robots panel.
Click on the icon, and the Trajectory Operations Panel will open. The Trajectory Operations Panel is used to:
Preview the planned motion the robot will perform to recover from the error.
Execute the planned motion if the motion is acceptable
Stop the motion of the arm in case of a sudden change in environment during the execution of the motion.
To visualize the path, in Trajectory Operations Panel press the Visualize Robots Planned Motion button to preview the motion the arm will make.
In case the planned motion is not acceptable, then click the Cancel button, and move the digital twin to a different position and press the robot rescue icon again. This step could be repeated as many times till a suitable path is found.
Upon finding the suitable path, press the Execute Planned Motion. The Operation Status will indicate when the operation is complete.
Now press Cancel to return to the Active RoboKits panel. The Robot Rescue process is now complete, and the robot is ready to use.
Note: In case of a sudden change in the environment or the robot needs to be stopped while executing the planned path, press the Stop Planned Motion Execution button in the Trajectory Operations Panel. The robot will stop, then to complete the robot rescue, click Cancel and then click on the Robot Rescue button, then perform Steps 6-9
