Add New Target Object

For example, when the infeed target object changes from target object A to target object B and there is not an available production recipe for the new target object, you can make a point cloud model of the new target object on the production interface and add a new production recipe for the recognition of target object B.

Video: How to Use Production Interface to Add New Target Objects

Workflow

The process of adding new target objects is shown in the figure below.

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  1. Determine whether new target objects will be added in the current associated project, and confirm that the Associated project selected in Production Interface Configurator is the correct one.

  2. Open the Production Interface Configurator and click New Target Object. Then make a new target object model and set the production recipe.

  3. Make the point cloud model for the new target object.

  4. Set the production recipe for the new target object.

  5. Apply the new production recipe to the project for production.

Determine Whether the Associated Project Requires New Target Objects

Please check whether the current associated project requires new target objects first. If no new target objects will be added to the current associated project, please contact the engineer to modify the associated project in the Production Interface Configurator.

Launch New Target Object Wizard

The New Target Object Wizard can be opened in the Production recipes window. The detailed steps are as follow.

  1. Open the Production recipes window.

    Click the add new workpiece task icon button in the operation area.

    add new workpiece click task

    The Production recipes window is shown below.

    add new workpiece production recipes window
  2. Launch the New Target Object wizard.

    Click the + button in the upper right corner to launch the New Target Object wizard. The interface of the New Target Object wizard is shown below.

    add new workpiece add new workpiece guide window

    As shown in the figure above, the New target object configuration can mainly divided into two processes, i.e., make target object model and set production recipe.

Make Target Object Model

When new target objects are added, models for the new target object should be made. The method for making target object models is specified in the Production Interface Configurator. The three methods are described as follows.

The target object model contains the point cloud model and pick points.

Use Target Object Editor to Make Target Object Model

When the method for making target object model is set to Target object editor in the Production Interface Configurator, you should use the target object editor to make the point cloud model for the new target object. Please follow the steps below to operate.

  1. Open the target object editor.

    Click Start in the New Target Object wizard to open the target object editor.

    add new workpiece click model editor
  2. Make the point cloud model.

    To use the target object editor to make the point cloud model for the target object, please refer to Target Object Editor.

Use Model-Making Project to Make Target Object Model

When the method for making target object model is set to Model-making project in the Production Interface Configurator, you should name the new target object and set the production parameters in the New Target Object wizard, and then click the Run project button. A message “The point cloud model file - XXX.ply is created successfully” will appear if the model is created successfully.

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Use Basic Geometry to Make Target Object Model

When the method for making target object model is set to Basic geometry in the Production Interface Configurator, you should select Basic geometry in the target object editor to make the point cloud model for the new target object. Please follow the steps below to operate.

  1. Open the target object editor.

    Click Start in the New Target Object wizard to enter the configuration process of Basic geometry in the target object editor.

    add new workpiece geometric model
  2. Use basic geometry to make point cloud model.

    For detailed instructions on how to use basic geometry to make the point cloud model for the target object, please refer to Create Geometric Model as Point Cloud Model.

Display Target Object Model

After setting the production parameter, if you want to display the target object model in the Target object info area on the production interface, click the + button in the upper right corner in the “Display target object model” window.

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Up to two target object models can be added for display.

Select the target object model in the pop-up window, and click OK.

add new workpiece select workpiece model

After making the point cloud model for the new target object, click Next to set the production recipe.

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Set Production Recipe

As shown in the figure below, set the Recipe parameters, and then click Finish.

add new workpiece set production recipe

Now, the point cloud model for the target object you made will be displayed in the Target object info area on the production interface.

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If the point cloud model you made is not stored in the 3d_matching folder under project folder\resource, the point cloud model cannot be displayed in the Target object info area.

Apply the New Recipe

The production recipe configured in the New Target Object wizard will be added to the Production recipe list, as shown below.

add new workpiece view new recipe

Click the add new workpiece switch icon button next to the new recipe to apply it to the project. If the on-site safety can be guaranteed, click OK in the pop-up window.

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If Applied appears in the Status column, the production recipe for the new target object is applied successfully.

add new workpiece check new recipe status

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