2016
DOI: 10.2316/journal.206.2016.4.206-4462
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Spray Technology Planning of Spray Painting Robot for Complex Free Surface

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“…In fact, each robot arm is not absolutely rigid body, each arm will generate the deformation when the operating end is suffered from the force, so the posture solving with the traditional solution appears some errors compared with the actual posture. The paper brings in torsionφ i , tensile deformation ∆ i , deflection ∆ Xi and ∆ Yi when the coordinate systemΣ i-1 andΣ i changes to solve these errors, among them, the end surface angle corresponding to the deflection isγ i , what the deflection ∆ Yi isβ i [6][7][8] .…”
Section: Advanced Materials Research Vols 889-890mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, each robot arm is not absolutely rigid body, each arm will generate the deformation when the operating end is suffered from the force, so the posture solving with the traditional solution appears some errors compared with the actual posture. The paper brings in torsionφ i , tensile deformation ∆ i , deflection ∆ Xi and ∆ Yi when the coordinate systemΣ i-1 andΣ i changes to solve these errors, among them, the end surface angle corresponding to the deflection isγ i , what the deflection ∆ Yi isβ i [6][7][8] .…”
Section: Advanced Materials Research Vols 889-890mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Andulkar and Chiddarwar (2015) developed the incremental trajectory generation algorithm, which used the paint thickness of previous paint passes to obtain a sub-optimal trajectory with minimal paint thickness variation. Influencing laws of the normal angle on paint thickness uniformity have been obtained to satisfy paint thickness requirements (Zeng et al , 2016). Chen et al (2017) concluded that CFD -based paint deposition simulations tend to be used for paint thickness simulations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%