MANIPULATION
Guidelines for the design of robotic gripping systems
G.C. Causey
- Year
- 2003
- Citations
- 31
Abstract
This paper describes guidelines for the design of grippers for use in modular manufacturing workcells. Gripper design is an important and often overlooked aspect of the design of a complete assembly system. Here, guidelines are presented which can be applied to a wide variety of grippers. Guidelines are divided into three major categories: those that improve system throughput, those that increase system reliability, and those that decrease cost. Designs of several grippers, currently being used in a modular manufacturing workcell, are presented as examples of the application of the guidelines to real world problems.
Keywords
WorkcellGrippersModular designManufacturing engineeringEngineeringReliability (semiconductor)Variety (cybernetics)Systems engineeringRobotComputer science
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