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Automatic Robotic Spray Painting of Low Volume High Variant Parts
Markus Vince, Andreas Pichler, Georg Biegelbauer, Henrik John Andersen, Ole Madsen, Morten Kristiansen, Kurt Häusler
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 17
Abstract
With the advance in IT technology sensors and processing power exist to achieve fully automated robot programming in industrial tasks. This paper reports on the EU-project FlexPaint, which devised a methodology to automatically generate robot programs for spray painting of unknown parts. The solution uses four steps: laser triangulation sensing, geometric feature detection, tool path planning, and the generation of the collision-free executable robot program. Demonstrations at industrial partners show the results.
Keywords
ExecutableRobotComputer scienceMotion planningArtificial intelligenceComputer visionFeature (linguistics)Mobile robotTriangulationPath (computing)
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