ABB gets things like that thanks to the genius of its employees. Still, in the name of profit, the company is laying off workers in the plant of Galindo to hire others in Turkey paying even lower wages. 160 families will be sent straight to misery because of the greed of ABB. Watch the irreverent and unexpected video produced by the workers as protest against the greed of ABB. Search for ABB Galindo "Cierre por pelotas" in YouTube. Shame ABB. All support workers ABB!
@mendezQI People with great capacity and inventive have no problems to find a work.
I don't get why people take a job as guaranteed.
I'm self employed I started from scratch to build my life. Every day of my life as a work is finished I'm layed off but this didn't stop me to have a family and a decent standard of living.
The idea itself that someone must work for a whole life somewhere is wrong.
Professional looking video but almost ridiculous productivity. Why would ABB use such a small spray device? It's like painting a house with a small brush. Come on ABB, use a 30mm bell and estats and get it done.
@davepamn The cycle time for the manufacture of the blade itself dictates the number of robots required to balance that cycle. In this case it is two.
@RobinSweden We don't use the MultiMove function for this concept (Enercon). We have developed a standard 7 axis robot and we use 6 axis to control the robot manipulator and the 7th axis to control the movement along the blade.
For the second question we use pressure sensors on the outlet of the pumps to sense possible pressure build up in the spray tip and give alarm to the operator.
@RobinSweden The paint gun is opened and closed using compressed air. The signal that controls the air is linked to the exact location in the robots path where it is needed thereby reducing paint usage
less than a week for one guy( offline programmation). It's easy to do with robcad or robotsudio. Specialy here, with a trolley and it's stop and go... You need just be carreful of interference between robot... It's really more complicate to paint a bumper
I would say it was as interesting as watching paint dry but that might be the next video ;) Really neat, the robots look great in Lycra and remind me very much of Flamingos at times. Those blades are something else and I can imagine the issues with painting by hand.
ABB gets things like that thanks to the genius of its employees. Still, in the name of profit, the company is laying off workers in the plant of Galindo to hire others in Turkey paying even lower wages. 160 families will be sent straight to misery because of the greed of ABB. Watch the irreverent and unexpected video produced by the workers as protest against the greed of ABB. Search for ABB Galindo "Cierre por pelotas" in YouTube. Shame ABB. All support workers ABB!
mendezQI 8 months ago
@mendezQI People with great capacity and inventive have no problems to find a work.
I don't get why people take a job as guaranteed.
I'm self employed I started from scratch to build my life. Every day of my life as a work is finished I'm layed off but this didn't stop me to have a family and a decent standard of living.
The idea itself that someone must work for a whole life somewhere is wrong.
zataflex 6 months ago
Total installation capacity of UK wind turbines; 5.2 GW (about 5 normal power stations)
Output as of 2009; 27% (onshore) - 34% (offshore)
Effective capacity: 1.7GW
2MW turbine cost; £2.1 million
Rough total installation cost: £2.4 billion
Sizewell B nuclear plant capacity: 1.1GW
Output: Runs around 100% for 50 weeks of 52
Effective capacity: Close to maximum
Cost: £2 billion to build, add on expensive fuel
Winner? About the same in money it seems! But minus the nuclear fuel issues.
lexichronicle2 10 months ago
I could watch videos like theese for hours, more plz :)
Fleuver 11 months ago
@deniskatashkentskiy Oh no we are not robots. There are real people back here.
ABBRobotics 11 months ago
ABBRobotics, I am talking to this nickname hoping it's human. Or are you a robot too?
deniskatashkentskiy 11 months ago
Ai sim Hein !!!!!!!!!!!!
EdersonOfficial 1 year ago
Professional looking video but almost ridiculous productivity. Why would ABB use such a small spray device? It's like painting a house with a small brush. Come on ABB, use a 30mm bell and estats and get it done.
mwarholic 1 year ago
Are the robots assembled by robots?
pigglesworth 1 year ago
The robots were cooler than the blade
Why use two robots and not ten?
davepamn 1 year ago
@davepamn The cycle time for the manufacture of the blade itself dictates the number of robots required to balance that cycle. In this case it is two.
ABBRobotics 1 year ago
I don't know whats cooler, the robots or the turbine blade :D
RoboTekno 1 year ago
Isn't it a bit of a waste painting the thing?
tomcokis 1 year ago
@tomcokis The very special coating helps the blades resist the elements when it has to be outside for 50 plus years.
ABBRobotics 1 year ago
@ABBRobotics ahhhhh
tomcokis 1 year ago
Is that what you call multimove? How do the robots handle stop in the spray-tip?
RobinSweden 1 year ago
@RobinSweden We don't use the MultiMove function for this concept (Enercon). We have developed a standard 7 axis robot and we use 6 axis to control the robot manipulator and the 7th axis to control the movement along the blade.
For the second question we use pressure sensors on the outlet of the pumps to sense possible pressure build up in the spray tip and give alarm to the operator.
ABBRobotics 1 year ago
@RobinSweden The paint gun is opened and closed using compressed air. The signal that controls the air is linked to the exact location in the robots path where it is needed thereby reducing paint usage
ABBRobotics 1 year ago
ok how many hours writing code ?
Darrengb 2 years ago
less than a week for one guy( offline programmation). It's easy to do with robcad or robotsudio. Specialy here, with a trolley and it's stop and go... You need just be carreful of interference between robot... It's really more complicate to paint a bumper
garatapo1 2 years ago
I like robots......for now
reptilionsarehere 2 years ago
Lefty wins!
wccti 2 years ago
I would say it was as interesting as watching paint dry but that might be the next video ;) Really neat, the robots look great in Lycra and remind me very much of Flamingos at times. Those blades are something else and I can imagine the issues with painting by hand.
littlestworkshop 2 years ago 5