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Industrial Robotics
Prof. Alessandro De Luca
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What is a robot?
more general definition (visionary) intelligent connection between perception and action
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Robots !!
A bit of history
Robota (= work in slavic languages) are artificial humanlike creatures built for being inexpensive workers in the theater play Rossums Universal Robots (R.U.R.) written by Karel Capek in 1920 Laws of Robotics by Isaac Asimov in I, Robot (1950)
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm 2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law 3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law
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flexibility of use adaptability to a priori unknown conditions accuracy in positioning repeatability of operation
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US Patent
Robot manipulators
ASEA IRB-6 (1973) first robot all-electric-drives Hirata AR-300 (1978) first SCARA robot
statistics by IFR available by the end of September of every year executive summary for 2010
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industrial robot sales in 2009 slumped w.r.t. 2008 (47%=60K units) lowest level since 1994 62% in Japan, 48% in USA, 41% in Europe, 40% in Italy 52% in automotive, only in food and pharmaceutical industries operational stock of industrial robots around 1M units in 2009 (1%) service robot sales for professional and personal/domestic still promising: 78K units sales in 2009, for $13.2 billion value surveillance/military (30%), field/milking (25%), medical (8%), ... 1 million of robotic vacuum cleaners, 26K of lawn mowers, ...
statistics by IFR available since September 2011 executive summary for 2011
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industrial robot sales in 2010 almost doubled w.r.t. 2009 (118K units) Asia (70K units, +132%), tripled in China and Korea total sales to Italy up by 57% (4.5K units) automotive and electronics industry are drivers in the comeback operational stock of industrial robots >1.035M units in 2010 (+1%) service robot sales increased again in 2010, both for professional (+4%) and personal/domestic (+35%, 2.2M units) professional use: defense (6125 units, 45% share), milking robots (4200, 30%), medical/robot surgery (932, 7% but 43% in value)
Diffusion
Forecast of diffusion
Annual Supply
Annual Supply
Forecast of supply
New robots by areas
Robot prices
An articulated industrial robot with six degrees of freedom of medium/large size costs about 100 KEuro
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Density of robots
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Density of robots
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number of robots per 10000 employees in the automotive industry in 2002 and 2004
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Density of robots
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estimated number of operating robots per 10000 employees in various industries in 2010
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Industrial robot
1. Comau SMART H robot 2. C3G Plus controller 3. Welding control box 4. Application software 5. Air/water supply 6. SWIM Board 7. Integrated cables 8. Welding gun 9. Auxiliary devices in the robotic cell (servo-controlled axes) SWIM = Spot Welding Integrated Module
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Industrial applications
manipulation (pick-and-place) assembly spray painting and coating arc welding spot welding with pneumatic or servo-controlled gun laser cutting and welding gluing and sealing mechanical finishing operations (deburring, grinding)
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Plasma cutting
electrode
video
gas chamber
nozzle
hot plasma
small KUKA robot used for plasma cutting of a stainless steel toilet (courtesy of Engenious Solutions Pty)
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Robotized workcell
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analysis of operative cycle times off-line programming and optimization layout design and collision checking 3D graphic simulation
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Welding - 1
stud welding
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Welding - 2
Palletizing
pallet = a portable platform on which goods can be moved, stacked, and stored
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Folding
Deburring
car windshields may have large manufacturing tolerances and a sharp contour profile
the robot follows a given predefined Cartesian path the contact force between cutting blade and glass must be feedback controlled deburring robot head mounts a force load cell and is pneumatically actuated
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Deburring center
video
deburring center for steel parts using Comau SMART NJ 110-3.0/foundry robot (courtesy of Adami srl)
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commercial video from ABB SafeMove cell monitoring system (no fences!)
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Kuka 150_2 (series 2000) open kinematic chain (rigid bodies connected by joints)
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Mitsubishi RP
Mitsubishi RH
Bosch Turbo
SCARA (Selective Compliant Arm for Robotic Assembly) 4 degrees of freedom (= joints): 3 revolute + 1 prismatic (vertical) axes compliant in horizontal plane for micro-assembly and pick-and-place
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ABB Flexpicker
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15%
63%
articulated
cartesian/gantry
cylindric
SCARA
for 59600 articulated robots installed in 2004 (90% of all robots installed in America, 74% in Europe, only 49% in Asia)
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Fanuc R-2000i/165F
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Workspace
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Visualization of workspace
video
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Man-machine interface
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commercial video from ABB TrueMove & QuickMove fast motion control performance
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AGV (Automated Guidance Vehicles) for material and parts transfer on the factory floor: wire- or laser-driven along predefined paths
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video by Elettric80
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