An automatic programming tool for robotic polishing tasks
Jan Rosell, Jan Rosell Gratacòs, Luis Basañez
- Year
- 2003
- Citations
- 8
Abstract
Parts polishing is a repetitive task generally done in unhealthy conditions. It is therefore desirable that robots replace humans in performing these kind of tasks. Nevertheless, its programming is difficult, tedious and time-consuming. The paper presents a tool to automatically program a robot from a high level description of the polishing task. Given the specification of the polishing curves over the part, the location of the polishing bands where each operation must be performed, and a description of the cell, then a robot program to perform polishing trajectories in the optimum sequence is generated, the paths between trajectories being collision-free.
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