Simulation-based planning and programming system for the assembly of products with a wide range of variants in collaboration between worker and robot

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Abstract

In the field of robot-based assembly especially for products with a high number of variants, robot programming causes a large part of the product costs. The use of automation solutions for specialized production steps is particularly unprofitable for such small production batches. Human-robot collaboration (HRC), where tasks are allocated according to the respective skills, provides a good start-up point in automation of manual processes. However, robot programming remains a complex topic with many new programming possibilities during the last years, especially in the HRC sector. The concepts presented in this paper are intended to present a solution for a flexible assembly system, which is able to create a robot program and path automatically based on given information. In particular, this will be based on comprehensive product modeling and automatic process simulation.

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Herfs, W., Storms, S., & Roggendorf, S. (2019). Simulation-based planning and programming system for the assembly of products with a wide range of variants in collaboration between worker and robot. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 903, pp. 387–392). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11051-2_59

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