Intuitive Constraint-Based Robot Programming for Robotic Assembly Tasks
Lorenz Halt, Frank Nägele, Philipp Tenbrock, Andreas Pott
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 19
Abstract
Recent intuitive robot programming approaches operate on task level, enabling programmers to intuitively arrange or compose encapsulating robot capabilities (skills). This paper presents an approach to intuitively create (sub-)skills. General guidelines for assembly process descriptions #2860 provided by the Association of German Engineers VDI are applied to robot programming, in particular addressing assembly applications. The guidelines are exemplarily applied to the constraint-based approach iTaSC (instantaneous Task Specification using Constraints), presenting a procedure to hierarchically combine elementary processes to (sub-)skills. Six elementary processes are identified to be sufficient to implement a wide variety of assembly tasks. An iTaSC implementation was developed and two exemplarily assembly tasks were realized to evaluate the approach.
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