Video Instructions

Your video will allow us to better understand your application for an OB7 collaborative robot. Here are a few tips on recording the video so that we can see everything involved in the setup and application: 

 

• When possible, shoot the complete job ‘cycle’ and allow a few extra seconds on the beginning and end.

• In general, don't keep the camera too close.  It helps us to see the whole environment so that we can see where the parts come from and where they need to go.

• Try to show the work more than the operator.  The operator can easily obscure the view of the work to be done.

• Shoot the complete cycle a second time but this time close-up to feature interesting or ‘key’ parts of the operation. 

• When working through tasks, zoom in on the task occasionally so we can see the details of the parts and what's being done with and to them.

• If the parts are supplied in containers, or placed in containers after processing, show us the containers with the parts in them.

• Make the video as long as you need to show everything you want us to see.

 

Technical Tips:
 

• Try to place the camera on a tri-pod or a flat surface so the video is not shaky.

• Try to avoid distracting backgrounds: bright open windows, people doing big movements and anything too weird, colorful or interesting. 

(Examples: sun blasting through the loading dock door, employees directing a forklift, ski boat or fancy show car. ) 

• Don’t make the environment boring, just try to keep eyes on the work being done.

• Get a few shots up close and farther away so we can see different views of the job being done.​