User-Friendly Programming of Flexible Assembly Applications with Collaborative Robots
Asad Tirmizi, Broes De Cat, Karel Janssen, Yudha Pane, Patricia Leconte, Maarten Witters
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
This paper proposes a framework to make the programming of cobots faster, user-friendly and flexible for assembly tasks. The work focusses on an industrial case of a small (<10kg) air compressor and investigates the technologies that can be used to automate this task with Human-Robot collaboration. To this end, the framework takes a radically different approach at the motion stack level and integrates the cobot with a constraint-based robot programming paradigm. Additionally, the framework takes inputs from the operator via speech recognition and computer vision. An implementation is made and the results show that this framework is a promising approach for the overall goal of achieving flexible assembly in the factories by making robot programming faster and intuitive.
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