Grinding and polishing of implants with a KUKA robot

Aesculaps benchmark factory in Tuttlingen manufactures high-quality implants. In the past, work in this field was primarily carried out manually. Then Aesculap wanted to optimize the entire process. The motivation to do this was strong pressure to reduce costs and the resultant desire for higher cost-effectiveness. It was therefore important, above all, to shorten production times and reduce expenses. The company decided to use six-axis jointed-arm robots for the grinding and polishing of hip prosthesis shafts. What Aesculap demanded most of all from these robots was high repeatability, in order to guarantee a reproducible process and thus consistently high quality. The company also required a high degree of flexibility.

[@michaelbayer5887]

... and my grandma - can swing and dance again - TNX KUKA

[@davinaelgazzarable]

That is awesome!

[@marcoschwanenberger3127]

Mesmerizing. Absolutely Phenomenal!

[@RazsterTW]

Dey took our jerbs!

[@chhunouji]

I've been doing similar project. may i ask if this robot have some kind of force sensor/control? it look so smooth.

[@nguyenthithuy8295]

Grinding and polishing of implants with a KUKA robot

[@work-out-fitness]

todos los secretos del pulidor en una sola maquina, y a un modico precio

[@Diabloke2701]

yea, with the newer versions its correct what you say. but we worked with older Kuka's (bout 15 years ago) , and those didnt have that safety

[@AaronLow1]

Oh this amazing mathematics!

[@malteullerich2416]

Cool the Robotertechnik

[@ngocphuho901]

what kind of camera are you use for scanning?
it is kinect camera, is'n it?

[@faresaljanadi694]

wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow its wonderful

[@uraxxeri101]

Are the grinding stations from Loeser Germany ?

[@majerliviu6045]

i working just with abb irb 2400 , many this kind for welding and they have impact sensor or for this kind in this video emergy stop is integrated in working station, if one error apear process is stoped

[@douro20]

Is this one of KuKA's sub-millimeter robots?

[@thunderfox53]

That big of a robot for that small of a part :\ oh well, awesome robot by the way.

[@majerliviu6045]

all robot have emergy stop, or safety in teahpendant, almost all

[@1hdsquad]

Well, this can always happen, with anything. Everything can break, even you ;)

[@joemchang]

If you asked this kuka robot if it loved its job, do you think it would say yes?

[@majerliviu6045]

is one sensor ia activate, the robot is blocked, all motors are off

[@dtiydr]

This sure explanes why implant are so dam expensive.

[@pathompongcostcal8471]

How much price for this Polishing machine (Average)?

[@yashwantchauhan3627]

hi
good evening

[@yashwantchauhan3627]

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[@larryllanza4288]

Hi Can i request a quotation for this Grinding and polishing for Guns & Weapons with Kuka Robot

[@oturncnc6687]

Contact info:
Mr.Edsion
Mobile/Whatsapp/Wechat:0086 133 4513 6959
Email: [e-mail]

[@caciocavalloster]

Hello Larry, have you found a solution for your application yet?

[@AaronLow1]

You don't have to pay the person. That's why they use robots.

[@user-xv4sm9br6p]

2020

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , over 30 years experience , robot arm gear ,,

[@MrShwetankc]

contemporary creatiosn trimming machines

[@buffi944]

is drag polishing a cheaper option or dose it make more problems, was in a factory in 1969 and others long ago and the men polishing in such factories would put todays work force to shame along with the robot, LOL

[@georgemavridis3243]

+M&T I was born into a metal polishing family business and agree, the polishers of the past generation would make that robot look slow. I was actually getting bored just watching it and wanted to grab it out of its hand and finish it myself.

[@pailer17]

But the Robot never gets tired and has never a bad day :)

[@MrAlphacallsign]

George Mavridis I see some other videos of robot polishing and you are right there are to slow I can do beat that robot hiring a employer will do more than the robot and the employee with other works but that robot is program for one specific job

[@pd.dataframe2833]

but if not for that robot you need to invest in training a person to do that job and then make sure that he doesnt leave your company...even then he doesnt work 24x7 like that robot

[@caciocavalloster]

@@georgemavridis3243 The robot is always available to work and its a completely robust and repeatable process with extreme precision. I am sure you would not be able to compete with that. No 2 parts can be exactly the same done by a human.

[@tolga28s]

no operatör :)

[@Diabloke2701]

its funny if 1 of the sensors is broke or you have a software error in the middle of the proces, then the robot starts throwing shit randomly =D

[@waver5332]

then use newer KUKA´s ;P

[@nukem419]

25k for a robotic arm, or 50k for some guy to do it 1/4 as fast lol soon we will all be replaced by robots

[@majerliviu6045]

sorry I work just with abb

[@oturncnc6687]

our polishing system all use ABB,need more info contact:Mr.Edsion
Mobile/Whatsapp/Wechat:0086 133 4513 6959
Email: [e-mail]

[@Model3GenerativeANdroid]

That's artificial femur

[@Diabloke2701]

almost all , indeed. =) /watch?v=wjZtFnqgOcA

[@michaelhaas652]

The project would be much easier, faster and cheaper by using active force compliant tools!!! We do that for a living [e-mail]

[@leviridge3307]

zimmer biomet company is a joke shut it down

[@majerliviu6045]

thats a rubish robot, some belts and electric motor and its a robot, no way, and robot cand do de work right hundred times after one programming cycle, in a perfect condition, bye

[@Diabloke2701]

you make it sound as if kuka robots are perfect, trust me , they are not. Nothing is perfect, and everywhere can occur an error. BYE