Work through the problem
Get technical support for simulation programming and the questions that cross software or supplier boundaries.
Connect your digital tools, robot programmes and manufacturing process with support from TPR.
From simulation troubleshooting to offline programming, we help your team look beyond individual software packages and make the whole process work together.
This TPR example shows a robot and drilling tool moving through a programmed sequence around a fixtured component. It gives your team a shared view of the planned operation before discussing the physical cell.
A simulation challenge can span CAD, tolerances, metrology, robot programming and control. TPR helps you investigate the connections between them, drawing on experience across the digital thread.
Get technical support for simulation programming and the questions that cross software or supplier boundaries.
Explore support for building robot sequences in the virtual environment, with programming requirements agreed around your robot and controller.
Work with TPR through coaching, bespoke site consultancy or subcontracted engineering support.
TPR completed the ADI (Automated Drilling and Inspection) project in 2022 with Innovate UK / ATI grant funding and support from Siemens PLM and InnovMetric.
The project examined the stages, software and components connecting design to manufacture, highlighting how issues can arise at the boundaries between specialist packages.
TPR’s published approach includes working with technology partners SimSol and 3D Scanners to support the use of digital manufacturing tools.
The aim is to connect the stages of the process and reduce avoidable duplication of work as information passes between them.
The digital thread links design, manufacturing and verification. TPR considers how the information and requirements flow across these eight stages.
These tools and service formats form part of TPR’s published simulation and programming offering. We’ll confirm the scope against your software versions, robot system and project needs.
| Siemens design tools | NX, NX Join and NX GD&T. |
|---|---|
| Robot simulation | Siemens Process Simulate, including published SPOT workflows for drilling and PAINT workflows for laser scanning. |
| Offline programming | Process Simulate OLP, including the FANUC workflow described in TPR’s published configuration. Other requirements can be discussed. |
| Measurement & inspection | InnovMetric PolyWorks Collaborative Suite, including PMI+ and PolyWorks Inspect. |
| TPR system integration | Simulation and programming support for TPR drilling and inspection systems. |
| Coaching | A published format of eight two-hour webinars, with content and availability agreed for your team. |
| Consultancy & project support | Bespoke site consultancy and subcontracted engineering support, scoped to your application. |
| TPR templates | The existing offering includes TPR templates within drilling and inspection system pricing. Confirm what is included in your system quotation. |
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Yes. TPR offers technical support for simulation programming. Share the software, robot system and issue you are working through so we can assess the support required.
TPR offers subcontracted support as well as coaching and bespoke site consultancy. The scope, deliverables and working arrangements are agreed for each project.
The published offering includes Siemens NX and Process Simulate, PolyWorks and a FANUC offline programming workflow. Compatibility and scope depend on your versions, licences, controller and application.
Tell us your manufacturing operation, software and versions, robot and controller, the issue or deliverable, and your project timing. A brief description is enough to start the discussion.
Whether you need help with one programming issue or a wider digital manufacturing project, tell us what you want to achieve.
We’ll help you identify the next steps and the right support for your team.