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Title:Načrtovanje časovno optimalne robotske površinske obdelave s postopkom regijske segmentacije z upoštevanjem geometrije obdelovancev in kinematičnih zmogljivosti robotske roke : doctoral dissertation
Authors:ID Pušnik, Tomaž (Author)
ID Hace, Aleš (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Doctoral dissertation
Typology:2.08 - Doctoral Dissertation
Organization:FERI - Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Abstract:Tradicionalno se pri robotski površinski obdelavi celoten obdelovanec obdela z enotno hitrostjo in smerjo, ki ju vnaprej določi operater, ne da bi upošteval razlike v obdelovalnosti različnih območij obdelovanca ali pa zmogljivosti robota. Ta konvencionalni pristop pogosto vodi do neučinkovitosti, zlasti pri obdelovancih s kompleksno geometrijo, kjer bi prilagodljive hitrosti in smeri obdelave lahko izboljšale učinkovitost. Naša študija uvaja pristop, ki temelji na razdelitvi ploskve na regije, kjer se hitrost in smer obdelave prilagajata specifičnim lastnostim vsake regije. Ta strategija združuje kinematiko robota z geometrijo ploskve obdelovanca, pri čemer algoritem segmentiranja omogoča delitev ploskve. Učinkovitost tega pristopa je bila potrjena z eksperimentalnimi rezultati na treh različnih obdelovancih, ki so pokazali znatno izboljšanje časa obdelave. Pristop, temelječ na regijah, je omogočil do 25 % zmanjšanje časa obdelave v primerjavi s tradicionalno enosmerno obdelavo. Nadaljnje izboljšave so bile dosežene z optimizacijo lege obdelovanca, kar je v našem primeru prispevalo dodatno do 7 % izboljšanje glede na naključno lego. Izvedeni so bili tudi postopki validacije, da bi zagotovili, da so hitrosti sklepov sodelujočega robota ostale znotraj varnih operativnih omejitev med izvajanjem površinske obdelave.
Keywords:robotska površinska obdelava, segmentacija obdelovanca, optimizacija lege obdelovanca, optimizacija časa obdelave, načrtovanje poti robotske obdelave
Place of publishing:Maribor
Place of performance:Maribor
Publisher:[T. Pušnik]
Year of publishing:2025
Number of pages:XIV, 106 str.
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-94380 New window
UDC:007.52:621.7.015(043.3)
COBISS.SI-ID:253978371 New window
Publication date in DKUM:20.10.2025
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Language:English
Title:Time-optimal planning of robotic surface machining using a region-based approach based on workpiece geometrical properties and the robot arm kinematic capabilities
Abstract:Traditionally, in robotic surface finishing, the entire workpiece is processed at a uniform speed, predetermined by the operator, which does not account for variations in the machinability across different regions of the workpiece. This conventional approach often leads to inefficiencies, especially given the diverse geometrical characteristics of workpieces that could potentially allow for different machining speeds. Our study introduces a region-based approach, which improves surface finishing machining time by allowing variable speeds and directions tailored to each region’s specific characteristics. This method leverages a task-oriented strategy integrating robot kinematics and workpiece surface geometry, subdivided by the clustering algorithm. Subsequently, methods for optimization algorithms were developed to calculate each region’s optimal machining speeds and directions. The efficacy of this approach was validated through numerical results on three distinct workpieces, demonstrating significant improvements in machining times. The region-based approach yielded up to a 25% reduction in machining time compared to traditional single-direction machining. Further enhancements were achieved by optimizing the workpiece positioning, which, in our case, added up to an additional 7 % improvement from the initial position. Validation processes were conducted to ensure the collaborative robot’s joint velocities remained within safe operational limits while executing the region-based surface finishing strategy.
Keywords:robot surface finishing, workpiece clustering, optimal workpiece placement, machining time optimization, robot machining path planning


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