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A compliant robotic assembly system based on multiple sensors

Kaixiang Hu, Qixin Cao, Haoruo Zhang

Year
2016
Citations
5

Abstract

Compliance assembly is based on compliance control for a specific robot to take the initiative to accomplish assembly task using recognition and perception information through a variety of sensors. With more and more sensors the assembly robot can better suit for any kind of assembly operation. This paper developed a compliance control integration system as well as a human-computer interaction interface based on visual and force sensor. Then an experimental platform was set up to carry out a basic compliant assembly task-Cylindrical peg-in-hole assembly. As a result active compliance assembly can reduce a variety of assembly error using self-perception and control. What's more, it can take the initiative to control the assembly as well as reduce damage of the components caused by passive compliant device.

Keywords

Task (project management)RobotInterface (matter)Computer scienceVariety (cybernetics)Set (abstract data type)Control (management)Human–computer interactionControl engineeringEngineering

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