KINEMATICS, SENSORS AND CONTROL OF THE FULLY AUTOMATED FACADE CLEANING ROBOT SIRIUSC FOR THE FRAUNHOFER HEADQUARTERS BUILDUNG, MUNICH
Norbert Elkmann, Mario Lucke, Tino Krüger, Dietmar Kunst, Thomas Stürze
- Year
- 2007
- Citations
- 7
Abstract
The Fraunhofer Institute for Factory Operation and Automation IFF has developed the automatic facade cleaning robot SIRIUSc for use on the Fraunhofer-Gesellschafts headquarters, a high-rise building in Munich, Germany. The building has a height of 80rn, its facade an area of 4000 m(2). Apart from the robot that moves along and cleans the facade, the complete, fully automated system consists of a fully automated gantry that secures, supplies energy to and above all positions the robot. Part of the project involved completely automating a standard gantry, which is an integral part of the complete facade cleaning robot system. This article presents an overview of the significant basic functions of the robot and the gantry, emphasizing the kinematics, the control and sensor systems for navigation and the cleaning sequence that employs the extensive fully automatic functions of the robot and gantry.
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