Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes

Robotics have become a common course in a lot of higher institutions. Although there are many robots available in the market, most of them are for industrial purposes and are costly. There is a need to develop low cost robots for students in higher institutions to learn the elements of robotics such...

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Main Authors: Mohamed Sahari K.S., Weng K.H., Han Y.W., Anuar A., Baharuddin M.Z., Mohideen S.S.K.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-295672023-12-28T15:05:40Z Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes Mohamed Sahari K.S. Weng K.H. Han Y.W. Anuar A. Baharuddin M.Z. Mohideen S.S.K. 57218170038 55581926200 55583640700 13609166500 35329255600 55701570700 Educational robotics Kinematics and dynamics Microcontroller RRPR SCARA robot Robotics have become a common course in a lot of higher institutions. Although there are many robots available in the market, most of them are for industrial purposes and are costly. There is a need to develop low cost robots for students in higher institutions to learn the elements of robotics such as design, kinematics, dynamics, sensing and control. The aim of this project is to design and develop a mechanical structure of a SCARA robot that can perform certain tasks for educational, research and exhibition purposes such as pick and place operation. The paper discusses the steps used in design and development of a 4 degree of freedom (DOF) SCARA robot which includes specification definition, conceptual design, product development, and testing. In specification definition phase, the specifications of the SCARA robot are first determined. After that, the best conceptual design of the SCARA robot is chosen after making concept evaluation in the conceptual design phase. Then, in third phase which is the product generation, the chosen design of the SCARA robot is fine-tuned. Stress analysis using finite element analysis is carried out before a prototype is developed. The direct and inverse kinematics, dynamics of the robot are then modeled. Off shelf parts are also selected based on the derived parameters from calculations. Electronic parts such as sensors and dedicated controller using low cost microcontroller are then developed. Finally, the developed SCARA robot is tested to see whether it fits the targeted specifications. � Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. Final 2023-12-28T07:05:40Z 2023-12-28T07:05:40Z 2011 Article 10.11113/jt.v54.810 2-s2.0-82555175859 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-82555175859&doi=10.11113%2fjt.v54.810&partnerID=40&md5=68bfbf2b26e9c08f895ee842cc9c17d3 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29567 54 193 215 All Open Access; Bronze Open Access Penerbit UTM Press Scopus
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topic Educational robotics
Kinematics and dynamics
Microcontroller
RRPR
SCARA robot
spellingShingle Educational robotics
Kinematics and dynamics
Microcontroller
RRPR
SCARA robot
Mohamed Sahari K.S.
Weng K.H.
Han Y.W.
Anuar A.
Baharuddin M.Z.
Mohideen S.S.K.
Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes
description Robotics have become a common course in a lot of higher institutions. Although there are many robots available in the market, most of them are for industrial purposes and are costly. There is a need to develop low cost robots for students in higher institutions to learn the elements of robotics such as design, kinematics, dynamics, sensing and control. The aim of this project is to design and develop a mechanical structure of a SCARA robot that can perform certain tasks for educational, research and exhibition purposes such as pick and place operation. The paper discusses the steps used in design and development of a 4 degree of freedom (DOF) SCARA robot which includes specification definition, conceptual design, product development, and testing. In specification definition phase, the specifications of the SCARA robot are first determined. After that, the best conceptual design of the SCARA robot is chosen after making concept evaluation in the conceptual design phase. Then, in third phase which is the product generation, the chosen design of the SCARA robot is fine-tuned. Stress analysis using finite element analysis is carried out before a prototype is developed. The direct and inverse kinematics, dynamics of the robot are then modeled. Off shelf parts are also selected based on the derived parameters from calculations. Electronic parts such as sensors and dedicated controller using low cost microcontroller are then developed. Finally, the developed SCARA robot is tested to see whether it fits the targeted specifications. � Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.
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Mohamed Sahari K.S.
Weng K.H.
Han Y.W.
Anuar A.
Baharuddin M.Z.
Mohideen S.S.K.
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author Mohamed Sahari K.S.
Weng K.H.
Han Y.W.
Anuar A.
Baharuddin M.Z.
Mohideen S.S.K.
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title Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes
title_short Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes
title_full Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes
title_fullStr Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes
title_full_unstemmed Design and development of A 4-dof SCARA robot for educational purposes
title_sort design and development of a 4-dof scara robot for educational purposes
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