Augmented reality-based programming, planning and simulation of a robotic work cell
In this article, the development of an augmented reality-based robotic work cell is presented, consisting of a virtual robot arm, conveyor belt, pallet and computer numerical control machine that simulates an actual manufacturing plant environment. The kinematics of the robot arm is realized using D...
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| Language: | en |
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2015
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/15841/1/Augmented_reality-based_programming%2C_planning_and_simulation_of_a_robotic.pdf http://eprints.um.edu.my/15841/ http://pib.sagepub.com/content/229/6/1029 |
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| Summary: | In this article, the development of an augmented reality-based robotic work cell is presented, consisting of a virtual robot arm, conveyor belt, pallet and computer numerical control machine that simulates an actual manufacturing plant environment. The kinematics of the robot arm is realized using Denavit-Hartenberg's theorem, which enables complete manipulation of the end-effector in three-dimensional space when interacting with other virtual machines. Collision detection is implemented in two areas, namely, modifiable marker-based detection for the robot arm, which detects nearby obstacles as well as integration with object manipulation to pick and place a virtual object around the environment. In addition, an augmented heads-up display overlay displays live information of the current system. The case studies suggest that the proposed system can simulate a collision-free operation while displaying the coordinates of the virtual object, current tool equipped and speed of the conveyor belt, with a percentage error of less than 5. |
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