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Recuperated energy savings potential and approaches in industrial robotics

Dāvis Meike, Leonīds Ribickis

Year
2011
Citations
45

Abstract

This paper presents the experimental and simulation results of industrial robot's recuperated energy saving approaches. Two complementary alternatives- a capacitive energy buffer on the robot's DC-bus is evaluated and a novel approach, the robot EnergyTeam has been proposed. The principle of robot EnergyTeam is the DC-bus merging among various number of industrial robot power controllers thus enabling a controlled energy flow among the robots that decelerate and, therefore, recuperate the energy and those that simultaneously require a peak power supply for the acceleration. Cost efficiency is estimated considering the characteristics in robotics of real production in the automobile industry.

Keywords

RobotRoboticsIndustrial robotEnergy (signal processing)Efficient energy useArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceAccelerationPower (physics)Capacitive sensing

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