2019
DOI: 10.1109/access.2019.2941918
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A Review on Significant Technologies Related to the Robot-Guided Intelligent Bolt Assembly Under Complex or Uncertain Working Conditions

Abstract: In most existing bolt assembling operations, the human-machine collaboration (HMC) is used to guarantee both the operational efficiency and the connection quality. However, the huge labor intensity and costs are still needed when there exist bolts with huge quantity and multiple models in some special working environments, for example locomotive maintenance and automobile assembly. Actually, the robotic application can better solve the above problem. The main reason why this application is limited in the bolt … Show more

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“…We then choose the input Xr j := X r j ; n r j ∈ 22 for this NN, where X r j is the dynamics-related variables of x r j similar to (4). We design the additional NN similar to (5), which is given as…”
Section: B Data-driven Contact Clusteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We then choose the input Xr j := X r j ; n r j ∈ 22 for this NN, where X r j is the dynamics-related variables of x r j similar to (4). We design the additional NN similar to (5), which is given as…”
Section: B Data-driven Contact Clusteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W ITH the recent advances of robot hardware and software technologies, many attempts are being made to bring the robots out from research labs to real industrial settings (e.g., [2], [3]). Among those industrial applications, contact-intensive and tight-tolerance robotic assembly tasks (e.g., peg-in-hole assembly [4], bolt-nut assembly [5], snap connector assembly [6]) are ubiquitous, but deemed fairly Fig. 1: Pipelines of the contact simulation framework.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The smart factories of the very near future will see a high presence of industrial robots, not only for large-scale manufacturing as usual but also in versatile production processes, e.g., in SMEs, whose productions are characterized by a strong commitment to continuously adapting to customer requests and meeting the market demands. In this scenario, the possibility of having both manipulators and mobile agents, acting in a coordinated way, sharing the same spaces, and collaborating with the human operators, is very appealing [31]. Multirobot coordination addresses several well-known issues, the correct management of which firstly relies on the proper software and hardware architecture.…”
Section: Future Directions and Open Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the E-skin domain, authors focused on the following: the design and attributes of E-skin (Hammock et al , 2013; Dahiya et al , 2013) and materials used (Yogeswaran et al , 2015); technologies in robot E-skin printing (Wang et al , 2015; Kappassov et al , 2015; Khan and Lorenzelli, 2017); data acquisition techniques from E-skin (Zou et al , 2017; Abhang, 2018; Sappati and Bhadra, 2018); intelligent humanoid robots (Park et al , 2018; Chi et al , 2018); and ML-based humanoid robots (Li et al , 2019; Xu et al , 2019a; Shih et al , 2020), electrical impedance tomography based tactile sensors (Liu et al , 2020). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ML-based humanoid robots (Li et al , 2019; Xu et al , 2019a; Shih et al , 2020), electrical impedance tomography based tactile sensors (Liu et al , 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%