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Manipulation and handling processes off-line programming and optimization with use of K-Roset

Grzegorz Gołda, Adrian Kampa

Year
2017
Citations
7
Access
Open access

Abstract

Contemporary trends in development of efficient, flexible manufacturing systems require practical implementation of modern "Lean production" concepts for maximizing customer value through minimizing all wastes in manufacturing and logistics processes. Every FMS is built on the basis of automated and robotized production cells. Except flexible CNC machine tools and other equipments, the industrial robots are primary elements of the system. In the studies, authors look for wastes of time and cost in real tasks of robots, during manipulation processes. According to aspiration for optimization of handling and manipulation processes with use of the robots, the application of modern off-line programming methods and computer simulation, is the best solution and it is only way to minimize unnecessary movements and other instructions. The modelling process of robotized production cell and offline programming of Kawasaki robots in AS-Language will be described. The simulation of robotized workstation will be realized with use of virtual reality software K-Roset. Authors show the process of industrial robot's programs improvement and optimization in terms of minimizing the number of useless manipulator movements and unnecessary instructions. This is realized in order to shorten the time of production cycles. This will also reduce costs of handling, manipulations and technological process.

Keywords

RobotWorkstationProduction lineProcess (computing)Computer scienceManufacturing engineeringSoftwareIndustrial engineeringEngineeringArtificial intelligence

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