Frequently asked questions

FASTSUITE is compatible with most mainstream industrial robot and CNC machine brands, including ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa, Kawasaki, Stäubli, Panasonic, OTC, Nachi, Dürr, DENSO, Comau, Universal Robots, Reis, Epson, Kobelco, Prima Power, Trumpf, Cloos, SHIBUYA and more. The brand library is continuously updated; models not yet listed can be added via custom modeling services.

Programming is fully offline, done in a virtual environment; final trajectory validation still happens on the physical robot.

The kinematic model error is controlled within ±0.1mm, with calibration tools for secondary calibration. Toolpath simulation can achieve up to 95% similarity with the real path.

OPC UA, Profinet and Ethernet-IP protocols are supported, configured as needed.

Perpetual (one-time) or subscription (annual) licensing, with discounts for multi-robot licenses. Both on-premise deployment and rental modes are available; rental includes maintenance, and short-term rentals are available for project peaks.

Standard deployment takes 2–4 weeks; complex scenarios can be scoped via a paid consulting assessment.

A 30-day full-feature trial is available (some process packages may be limited).

Yes — STEP, IGES, Parasolid, CATIA, NX, SolidWorks and other mainstream formats are supported, with automatic recognition of geometric features such as weld seams.

Up to 8 devices can be synchronized simultaneously, with timing coordination and spatial collision-avoidance.

Yes. FASTSUITE Edition 2 provides a complete Python API (CenPy) with VS Code debugging and a plugin framework, enabling deep customization for specific customer needs.

Stronger cross-brand compatibility, faster localized service response, process optimization tailored to Chinese manufacturing scenarios, deep process know-how (welding/spraying/grinding/inspection), dynamic collision prediction, and automatic path optimization.