2001
DOI: 10.22260/isarc2001/0035
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The Sirius Robot Platform for Tool Handling on Large Vertical Surfaces

Abstract: Recent technological developments have promoted robots beyond tasks associated solely with factory automation. The Fraunhofer Institute of Factory Operation and Automation (IFF) has developed a modular robotic platform called SIRIUS for the dull and dangerous processes associated with work on large vertical surfaces. Its design features are described and its utilization as a facade cleaning robot show its applicability.

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“…Several studies are being conducted on ways of automating the process of providing curtain wall care, such as the building maintenance robot (BMR). Several research institutes and companies, including Nihon Bisoh in Japan and Fraunhofer IPA in Germany, are experimenting with the potential application of building maintenance robots for cleaning external wall glasses [2,3]. Those robots, however, simply clean the glasses with a constant pace, without paying attention to the varying extent of contamination of the glass surfaces, which again makes it necessary for human staff to check the cleanness of the glass surfaces after the cleaning as the robots are unable to determine their status.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies are being conducted on ways of automating the process of providing curtain wall care, such as the building maintenance robot (BMR). Several research institutes and companies, including Nihon Bisoh in Japan and Fraunhofer IPA in Germany, are experimenting with the potential application of building maintenance robots for cleaning external wall glasses [2,3]. Those robots, however, simply clean the glasses with a constant pace, without paying attention to the varying extent of contamination of the glass surfaces, which again makes it necessary for human staff to check the cleanness of the glass surfaces after the cleaning as the robots are unable to determine their status.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%