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Self-calibration for industrial robots with rotational joints

Katayon Radkhah, Thomas Hemker, Oskar von Stryk

Year
2010
Citations
3

Abstract

We suggest a novel self-calibration method for industrial robots. Measurement technologies based on industrial robots play an increasingly important role. Existing approaches are disadvantageous because of the use of additional external measuring systems and the time-consuming and cost-intensive determination of the robot base. We propose a procedure for a simple experimental setup including one CCD camera. A further novelty is the use of an extended forward kinematic model incorporating both geometric and nongeometric parameters. Both novelties facilitate the use of industrial robots as measuring systems. This work lays the foundations for a cost-minimal and effective deployment of robots as measuring instruments.

Keywords

RobotNoveltyCalibrationIndustrial robotKinematicsSoftware deploymentArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceControl engineeringRobot calibration

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