Real Time Control of a Tutorial Flexible Manufacturing Cell

Moran, Daniel Humberto Plua; Rosales, Alejandro; Luciano, Cristián; Apóstoli, Roberto

doi:10.1016/s1474-6670(17)45092-0

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“…VR techniques, connected to CAD data banks, offer very valuable opportunities and capabilities not only for the design but also for the real-time simulation, control and monitoring of flexible robotic manufacturing systems. Good examples of VR simulation of flexible manufacturing cells are described in Apostoli et al (1993), Apostoli et al (1995 and Moran et al (1995). These quoted examples also cover some programming, control and monitoring aspects of a manufacturing cell using VR simulation which gives 3-D representation of the global geometry and of the changing geometric relations in a working cell.…”

Section: Production System Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtual reality in manufacturing

Bejczy

1997

Re-Engineering for Sustainable Industrial Production

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Computer graphics based virtual reality techniques offer powerful and very valuable task visualization aids for planning system setup and system processes, for previewing system and device actions, and even for seeing some invisible things in a complex action or production environment. Virtual reality techniques connected to CAD data banks can also offer 3-D simulation based programming and control tools for computer-controlled devices and can provide real-time interactive operator interface to those devices. Virtual reality techniques can also be applied to quick product prototyping by high-fidelity product modeling

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Section: Production System Designmentioning

confidence: 99%