Assembly motion teaching system using position/force simulator-generating control program
Hiromu Onda, H. Hirokawa, Fumihiro Tomita, Takashi Suehiro, K. Takase
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 34
Abstract
We have developed a teaching system based on the assumption that the assembly task is a series of operations for achieving a target contact state among objects through changing their contact states. The features of our system are as follows: 1) teaching data for fine motion is extracted from a demonstration by an operator in a virtual world, 2) the operator can edit intermediate expressions on a display, 3) intermediate expressions can be used by any robot system with a skill library which has the ability to achieve the corresponding contact states. This paper describes the configuration of the system, program generation using intermediate expressions and a skill library to achieve each contact state.
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