Experimental determination of dynamic parameters of an industrial robot

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In an industry increasingly used are industrial robots. Commonly used are two basic methods of programming, on-line programming and off-line programming. In both cases, the programming consists in getting to the selected points record this position, and set the order of movement of the robot, and the introduction of logical tests. Such a program is easy to write, and it is suitable for most industrial applications. Especially when the process is known, respectively slow and unchanging. In this case, the program is being prepared for a universal model of the robot with the appropriate geometry and are checked only collisions. Is not taken into account the dynamics of the robot and how it will really behave while in motion. For this reason, the robot programmed to be tested at a reduced speed, which is raised gradually to the final value. Depending on the complexity of the move and the proximity of the elements it takes a lot of time. It is easy to notice that the robot at different speeds have different trajectories and behaves differently.

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Banas, W., Cwikła, G., Foit, K., Gwiazda, A., Monica, Z., & Sekala, A. (2017). Experimental determination of dynamic parameters of an industrial robot. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 227). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/227/1/012012

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