From the device side, you can automatically order reorder operations for any robot program. This can be done by right-clicking a program and selecting Order paths.
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For multi-robot cellsdevices, automatic ordering of operations on the device side is available for each robot individually.
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For automatic ordering, the first operation in the list is where the sequence begins. It will re-order reorder the remaining operations from that point, based on the sorting method selected.
Fast ordering
The fast Fast ordering sorting method uses the nearest neighbor approach. Starting with the first path, the algorithm finds the closest neighboring path, based on the start and end points of the two paths in 3D space. It then proceeds to the next closest path until the entire sequence is complete.
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Optimized ordering
The Optimized ordering sorting method attempts to minimize overall robot travel distance between paths for the entire sequence. Sometimes, this method will select a next path that is further away than others in order to optimize the entire sequence.
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For parts with only a few paths, the difference in Out of Process time estimation between Fast and Optimized ordering is minimal. The difference may be more noticeable for larger programs with many paths.
In cases when there is a single operation containing multiple paths, the paths within the operation must be reordered on the task side.
Apply Task ordering
Once a change has been made to the order of operations on the device side, whether manual or automatic, selecting the Apply Task Ordering button will revert to the order from the task side.
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Apply Task Ordering is not available for multi-robot cells.