Feasibility study on robot off-line programming and simulation using matlab tools; simmechanics and simulink packages
Since 19th century, the development of robot in manufacturing industry have been increased rapidly, thus require the need to track down the historical development of robots by robot manufacturers that brings the robot function like todays. Due to demand, robot is said to be replacing human lab...
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2004
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| Summary: | Since 19th century, the development of robot in manufacturing industry have
been increased rapidly, thus require the need to track down the historical
development of robots by robot manufacturers that brings the robot function like
todays. Due to demand, robot is said to be replacing human labour because of some
factors such as its capability to do work effectively, reducing cost and task that
human cannot do. In this research, a feasible study on robot off-line programming
and simulation using MATLAB SimMechanics and Simulink packages will be the
main objective. This project will be addressing about the development of robot
modeling and simulation in the SimMechanics. It is aimed that this approach will be
helping the academician and researchers in the related field because MATLAB is
widely used in the world in various application. The result of this project shows that it
is possible to do programming and 3D simulation using SimMechanics in order to
obtain mechanical variables such as joint angle, angular acceleration, reaction force,
and torque including draws the respective 3D robot motion that are programmed.
SpaceLib program is then used to obtain the desired location and program each robot
link to the respective coordinate system in matrix form. |
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