Integration of a Skill-based Collaborative Mobile Robot in a Smart Cyber-physical Environment
Rasmus Eckholdt Andersen, Emil Blixt Hansen, David Černý, Steffen Madsen, Biranavan Pulendralingam, Simon Bøgh, Dimitrios Chrysostomou
- Year
- 2017
- Citations
- 45
Abstract
The goal of this paper is to investigate the benefits of integrating collaborative robotic manipulators with autonomous mobile platforms for flexible part feeding processes in an Industry 4.0 production facility. The paper presents Little Helper 6 (LH6), consisting of a MiR100, UR5, a Robotiq 3-Finger Gripper and a task level software framework, called Skill Based System (SBS). The preliminary experiments performed with LH6, demonstrate that the capabilities of skill-based programming, 3D QR based calibration, part feeding, mapping and dynamic collision avoidance are successfully executed and strategies for further expansion of the operational capabilities of the system are discussed.
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