Preliminary Design and Testing of a Novel Robot Design for Metal Finishing Applications
Steven D. Somes, Mark Dohring, Wyatt S. Newman
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
We present a novel robot design concept intended for material removal in finishing operations. A key component of the design is a cable-driven transmission that exhibits low friction, negligible backlash and high linearity. Use of this transmission in a 2-DOF test rig demonstrated the capacity for stable, smooth performance in grinding and polishing operations. The prototype could be programmed quickly to remove surface flaws using compliant lead-through for teaching. During grinding, the robot was capable of measuring surface profiles to monitor grinding progress. A full-mobility design concept is proposed for an advanced surface-finishing robot.
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