Robotic Systems - Applications, Control and Programming 2012
DOI: 10.5772/25918
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Robot Handling Fabrics Towards Sewing Using Computational Intelligence Methods

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“…Gershon et al [5] developed two superimposed robotic sewing servo control system FIGARO, which takes into account the control transfer function as well as nonlinearities such as camera pixel resolution, time delay, and robot motion constraints, and provides good sewing results for shirting and worsted machine fabrics. Paraskevi [6] proposed a visual servo robot sewing system based on fuzzy logic [9], which determines the orientation error of the fabric based on image features to achieve satisfactory sewing accuracy and smoothness. Zacharia [7] developed a fuzzy vision servo robot controller to handle fabrics with curved edges by locally approximating curved sections with straight segments.…”
Section: Vision-based Robotic Sewing Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gershon et al [5] developed two superimposed robotic sewing servo control system FIGARO, which takes into account the control transfer function as well as nonlinearities such as camera pixel resolution, time delay, and robot motion constraints, and provides good sewing results for shirting and worsted machine fabrics. Paraskevi [6] proposed a visual servo robot sewing system based on fuzzy logic [9], which determines the orientation error of the fabric based on image features to achieve satisfactory sewing accuracy and smoothness. Zacharia [7] developed a fuzzy vision servo robot controller to handle fabrics with curved edges by locally approximating curved sections with straight segments.…”
Section: Vision-based Robotic Sewing Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aun cuando según Byrne (1995) las nuevas tecnologías han logrado penetrar en la mayoría de las etapas/tareas del proceso de producción de la industria del vestido, el costo y la flexibilidad de la mano de obra ha frenado su adopción generalizada. El mayor obstáculo para la penetración de las nuevas tecnologías está en la etapa de la costura, ya que la heterogeneidad de los cortes y la flexibilidad de las telas aún son un problema para los equipos automatizados (Book et al, 2010;Paraskevi, 2012). Michelini y Razzoli (2013) aseguran que ya es posible automatizar la etapa de costura para producciones en masa, pero el uso de esta tecnología no es compatible con las economías de alcance que caracterizan a los mercados actuales.…”
Section: Tecnología: ¿Puede Convertirse En El Factor Central De La Lounclassified