MotoSim vs. RoboCell vs. RobotStudio vs. RobotWorks Comparison Chart

RoboCell integrates ScorBase's robotic control software with interactive 3D solid modeling simulation, accurately replicating the dimensions and functions of Intelitek robotic equipment. This integration allows students to teach positions, write programs, and debug robotic applications offline before executing them in an actual work cell. RoboCell enables experimentation with various simulated work cells, even if the physical setups are unavailable in the lab. Advanced users can design 3D objects and import them into RoboCell for use in virtual work cells. The software operates in three modes: Online mode for controlling the robotic cell, Simulation mode for managing the virtual robotic cell in a 3D display, and offline mode for verifying ScorBase programs. Key features include dynamic 3D simulation with tracking of robots and devices, simulation of robot movements and gripper part manipulation, and support for peripheral axes like conveyor belts, XY tables, rotary tables, etc.

RobotWorks is a CNC-style program for off-line programming of industrial robots. It is an add-in to SOLIDWORKS, acting upon CAD objects (faces, edges, etc.) within an assembly. Creation parts, tools, fixtures, work-cell parts, and a robot path inside one interactive environment. Automatic path generation along CAD features (faces, curves, and more) Simulating robot and tool motion, collision detection, external axes, robot joint limits, and more. Handles offsets, user frames, and motion in several coordinate systems. Imports points from CNC programs and other formats and make them robot programs. Translates and writes robot programs in most industrial robots formats Affordable PC solution for the end user, simple and intuitive, and has a very short learning curve Among its many features, RobotWorks can generate without effort a path for "Carry Part," in which the part is manipulated against a fixed tool.