These days, automated systems are rarely designed without first digitally verifying accessibility, cycle times, and system workflows. The focus is often on robot simulation with offline programming.

This white paper demonstrates how ASIS takes a more holistic approach to digital system planning: from capturing precise input data via 3D scanning to reachability studies, cycle time studies, comprehensive simulation, and virtual commissioning.

This creates a robust digital model of the system even before actual implementation, allowing processes, performance, and functionality to be verified and optimized at an early stage.

Here’s what you’ll learn

• How reachability and cycle time studies support plant planning
• What role offline programming plays in subsequent commissioning
• How comprehensive simulations integrate robot simulation and material flow
• Why 3D scanning provides precise input data for brownfield projects