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HMI Design | Building your own 3D HMI Visuals
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HMI Design | Building your own 3D HMI Visuals

Build Your Own Basic General Purpose Machine Visuals for Any PLC with this Mini Course
Last updated 5/2024
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What you'll learn

  • Use 3D Machine Models in Real HMI
  • Create 3D Background HMI Scenes
  • Learn Basic HMI Animation Tricks
  • Use Free Tools to manipulate 3D Models and 3D Scenes

Course content

1 section10 lectures1h 5m total length
  • Downloading Software1:31

    Download two essential tools for HMI design: Asus PLC/HMI environment and Fusion 360, via free downloads, account setup, and personal-use options.

  • Getting 3D Models2:08

    Search Grabcad for conveyor belt 3D models, create an account to download files, and save step files for import into Fusion 360, organizing models for perspective capture.

  • Fusion 3606:10

    Import a fusion 360 model, group components into a conveyor, rotate and position it, and color it gray, green, and red; capture top views as transparent images.

  • Motor Model And Capture7:25

    Search for motor CAD models and download STEP files from online sources. Color and name variants, capture images, and save motor visuals for use in HMI design.

  • Basic HMI5:52

    Design a basic HMI by building a visualization in Codices, using an image pool to embed and toggle images linked to a motor variable, with on/off states and simple animations.

  • Simulation Mode1:41

    simulate in codices by enabling simulation mode, logging in, starting the motor, and using the control tab near the HMI tab to toggle it with ctrl f7, add default state.

  • State Images2:24

    learn to create three-state hmi visuals by layering a red fault image over the normal view and linking it to an overload signal, then simulate to verify activation on fault.

  • Animation Logic18:13

    Designs a conveyor animation in an hmi by using a motor-controlled conveyor, a three-rectangle sequence, and a timer-based toggle driven by ladder logic.

  • 3D Background Scene17:14

    Create a simplified 3d background scene for HMI by assembling elevator, conveyor, and silo models in Fusion 360, adjust scale and color, and add a control panel for visualization.

  • Conclusion2:28

    Learn to build a realistic 3D hmi scene using 3D cad designs with Fusion 360, create simple panels and multiple pages for a readable production line overview.

Requirements

  • Basic PLC Programming Knowledge ( Ladder Logic)
  • Windows Machine Exclusively

Description

-Ever had trouble finding a suitable Machine Symbol or image for your HMI Design due to the limited HMI Library?

Now you can add any image you want, in any perspective or orientation!


-Ever wondered how those cool 3D HMI Background are created?

This is the only course on the internet that will tell you step by step, how to do it!


This course is specifically designed for any HMI Designer, as you will gain access to unlimited Machine symbols and representation for free, with full flexibility. Meaning that, you will manipulate the machine CAD Design to your need.


No more colored rectangles and Triangles to represent your machine operation.


The cool thing is, this works for any HMI, as long as the  HMI software accepts images! (That is almost 99% of the HMI software out there).


Note that this is a mini-course , that has two main purposes:

  1. Be able to use 3D CAD design for any machine

  2. Be able to create 3D Scenes with control panel

  3. Basic Animation design

What is NOT in this course?

  • Designing Rotatable 3D Scene

  • Designing Full HMI projects


Most importantly, let me know if you have any questions!

I hope to see you all there.





Who this course is for:

  • PLC Programmers
  • SCADA/HMI Designers
  • Industrial UI Designers
  • Anyone interested in Industrial Automation and Robotics