Robot Reference Frames - RoboDK Documentation

This video introduces reference frames for industrial robots. Reference frames are coordinate systems that represent the location of a part with respect to a robot or other coordinate systems. Table of content: 00:00 - Introduction to Reference Frames 00:41 - Core Concepts 07:23 - Example 1: Modifying a Station Layout 10:30 - Example 2: Duplicating Workstations 12:40 - Example 3: Auto-Positioning Imported Parts 14:23 - CAD Plugins with Reference Frames 15:38 - Conclusion This video is part of the RoboDK Documentation. You can learn more in the RoboDK Documentation here: https://robodk.com/doc/en/Interface.h... __________________________________________________________________________ ABOUT RoboDK RoboDK is a powerful and cost-effective simulator for industrial robots and robot programming. No programming skills are required with the intuitive RoboDK graphical interface. Easily simulate and program robot arms offline from your 3D models and deploy robot programs avoiding singularities, axis limits, and collisions with just a few clicks. RoboDK has an extensive library of over 1200 robot arms from 80 robot manufacturers and offers a wide variety of robot manufacturing applications. SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS 🤖 LinkedIn:   / robodk   🤖 Facebook:   / robodkinc   🤖 X: https://x.com/robodkinc 🤖 Instagram:   / robodk   🤖 TikTok:   / robodk3d   USEFUL LINKS 1 - Download your free RoboDK Trial: https://robodk.com/download 2 - RoboDK Robot Library (currently supported robots): https://robodk.com/library 3 - RoboDK Help and Resources: https://robodk.com/help 4 - How to Simulate and Program your Robot: https://robodk.com/simulation 5 - RoboDK Tips and Tricks: https://robodk.com/doc/en/Tips-and-Tr... 6 - RoboDK Success Stories: https://robodk.com/examples 7 - Get your RoboDK Questions Answered: https://robodk.com/forum/ 8 - Learn with RoboDK Academy: https://robodk.com/academy 9 - Pricing: https://robodk.com/pricing CONTACT US https://robodk.com/contact