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Robotics & Automation
From design to site · İMGE

The machine is built in the model first, then on site.

We design our machines in İMGE, BilTAY's CAD/CAM software: assembly, strength analysis, toolpaths and G-code in one program, and the model moves into the factory simulation.

İMGE CAD assembly screen: the storage tower's rack wall, bin-handling robot and operator port
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The whole assembly in one model

Body, shelves, robot and operator station in the same assembly; parts are parametric and fully constrained, so the model updates itself when a dimension changes. We work with a human model for scale.

The storage tower's exterior in İMGE with an operator in front
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Tested under load

Load-bearing parts are tested with İMGE's finite element analysis; displacement and stress are visible before fabrication.

İMGE CAE screen: displacement of a shelf panel under load
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Parts go to the machine as G-code

Toolpaths for machined parts are created in İMGE CAM, verified in a stock-removal simulation, and G-code is generated with the machine's post-processor.

İMGE CAM screen: roughing and finishing toolpaths on a 3-axis mill with a machining simulation
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The model moves into the factory

The machine is placed into the factory model in Sahne; its place on the line, its effect on flow and the bottleneck are seen in simulation before commissioning.

Line simulation
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