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Admittance Selection Conditions For Frictionless Force-Guided Assembly Of Polyhedral Parts In Two Single-Point Principal Contacts, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Admittance Selection Conditions For Frictionless Force-Guided Assembly Of Polyhedral Parts In Two Single-Point Principal Contacts, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications
The admittance of a manipulator can be used to improve robotic assembly. If properly selected, the admittance will regulate a contact force and use it to guide the parts to proper positioning. In previous work, procedures for selecting the appropriate admittance for single principal contact (PC) cases were identified. This paper extends this research for some of the two PC cases-those for which each contact occurs at a single point. The conditions obtained ensure that the motion that results from frictionless contact always instantaneously reduces part misalignment. We show that, for bounded misalignments, if an admittance satisfies the misalignment-reducing conditions …
Spatial Admittance Selection Conditions For Frictionless Force-Guided Assembly Of Polyhedral Parts In Single Principal Contact, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Spatial Admittance Selection Conditions For Frictionless Force-Guided Assembly Of Polyhedral Parts In Single Principal Contact, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications
By judiciously selecting the admittance of a manipulator, the forces of contact that occur during assembly can be used to guide the parts to proper positioning. This paper identifies conditions for selecting the appropriate spatial admittance to achieve reliable force-guided assembly of polyhedral parts for cases in which a single feature (vertex, edge, or face) of one part contacts a single feature of the other, i.e., all single principal contact cases. These conditions ensure that the motion that results from frictionless contact always instantaneously reduces part misalignment. We show that, for bounded misalignments, if an admittance satisfies the misalignment-reducing conditions …
Admittance Selection For Force-Guided Assembly Of Polyhedral Parts In Single-Point Contact, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Admittance Selection For Force-Guided Assembly Of Polyhedral Parts In Single-Point Contact, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications
The selection of the proper admittance is important in achieving force-guided assembly. This paper identifies procedures for selecting the appropriate spatial admittance to achieve reliable force-guided assembly of polyhedral parts for single-point frictionless contact cases. Sets of conditions that are imposed on the admittance matrix for different types of single-point contact are presented. These conditions ensure that the motion that results from contact reduces part misalignment in the selected contact state. We show that, for bounded misalignments, if an admittance satisfies the misalignment-reduction conditions at a finite number of contact configurations, then the admittance also satisfy the conditions at all …
Efficient Contact State Graph Generation For Assembly Applications, Feng Pan, Joseph M. Schimmels
Efficient Contact State Graph Generation For Assembly Applications, Feng Pan, Joseph M. Schimmels
Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications
An important aspect in the design of many automated assembly strategies is the ability to automatically generate the set of contact states that may occur during an assembly task. In this paper, we present an efficient means of constructing the set of all geometrically feasible contact states that may occur within a bounded set of misalignments (bounds determined by robot inaccuracy). This set is stored as a graph, referred to as an Assembly Contact State Graph (ACSG), which indicates neighbor relationships between feasible states. An ACSG is constructed without user intervention in two stages. In the first stage, all hypothetical …
Admittance Selection For Planar Force-Guided Assembly For Single-Point Contact With Friction, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Admittance Selection For Planar Force-Guided Assembly For Single-Point Contact With Friction, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications
This paper identifies procedures for selecting the appropriate admittance to achieve reliable planar force-guided assembly for single-point frictional contact cases. A set of conditions that are imposed on the admittance matrix is presented. These conditions ensure that the motion that results from contact reduces part misalignment. We show that, for bounded misalignments, if an admittance satisfies the misalignment-reduction conditions at a finite number of contact configurations and a given coefficient of friction /spl mu//sub M/) then the admittance will also ensure that the conditions are satisfied at all intermediate configurations for all coefficients less than /spl mu//sub M/.
Sufficient Conditions Used In Admittance Selection For Force-Guided Assembly Of Polygonal Parts, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Sufficient Conditions Used In Admittance Selection For Force-Guided Assembly Of Polygonal Parts, Shuguang Huang, Joseph M. Schimmels
Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications
Admittance control approaches show significant promise in providing reliable force-guided assembly. An important issue in the development of these approaches is the specification of an appropriate admittance control law. This paper identifies procedures for selecting the appropriate admittance to achieve reliable force-guided assembly of planar polyhedral parts for single-point contact cases. A set of conditions that are imposed on the admittance matrix is presented. These conditions ensure that the motion that results from contact reduces part misalignment. We show that, for bounded misalignments, if an admittance satisfies the misalignment-reduction conditions at a finite number of contact configurations, then the admittance …