FANUC Programming Tutorial

In this hour long FANUC Programming Tutorial on Roboguide, Malachi Greb, CEO of Elite Automation, shows and demonstrates creation of a new program, approach and depart position, writing of program and structures, explanation of registers and "if" statements.
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0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Creating A New Program
8:04 - What Is Approach And Depart Position
23:40 - Writing Of A Program And Structures
36:15 - What Is A Register
1:10:01 - Fanuc Programming Tip and Trick

[@jaredmorgan3665]

Thanks for posting this.

[@EliteAutomation]

you're welcome! we will also be posting short videos from this tutorial.

[@muhammedendesutku2714]

amazing work , thank you 🎉❤

[@EliteAutomation]

No Problem! More to come

[@almustafa9949]

What an amazing video, thank you so much , im new to the automation community, im in my last year of college studying Electromechanical systems , and i chose the control and automation path and your videos help alot , i wish you could explain more about the different software for robot programming , excuse my English

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Thank you! That's definitely a good degree choice.
I think we can make some videos on the topic. When it comes to robots and PLCs every brand has their own proprietary programming platforms though. PLCs generally use ladder logic. And Robots use predefined structure text languages.