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Low-Cost Embedded Vision for Industrial Robots: A Modular End-of-Arm Concept

Ole Kroeger, Felix Wollschlager, Jörg Krüger

Year
2020
Citations
11

Abstract

In this work we present our first prototype of a modular, low-cost end-of-arm concept for industrial robot applications. The goal is a faster, more flexible and cost-effective alternative compared to current industrial solutions. We use an embedded single-board computer and three cameras as a sensor base for the new system. The scope of robot application is supposed to as wide as possible (e.g. object detection, bin picking, assembly tasks and quality control tasks). We discuss some industry and low-cost-hardware solutions, introduce our system and deliver a proof of concept. Furthermore we use the system to accomplish a vision based pick and place task.

Keywords

Modular designComputer scienceRobotic armRobotTask (project management)Scope (computer science)SMT placement equipmentPalletProof of conceptIndustrial robot

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