It is interesting that applications for industrial robots with three or more axes account for a high proportion of robots handling work-pieces.. As this increase was initiated by applica
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If you consider the fact that each robot usually needs additional peripheral devices such as feeding technology, magazines, grippers, sensors, and safety technology, the enormous market volume becomes obvious The market volume can be specifically determined by the number of robot applications
It is interesting that applications for industrial robots with three or more axes account for a high proportion of robots handling work-pieces The great rise from 2002 to 2003 with more than 30 per-cent in this category is remarkable As this increase was initiated by applications in the automotive industry it can be assumed that
an enormous rationalizing potential has been successfully opened
up by the automotive industry Gripper technology, which is nor-mally used for handling applications, has especially profited from this growth Other applications came to a standstill as soon as they had reached a certain level
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The German Federation of the Engineering Industries VDMA gives
the following outlook in its yearly published statistics for the year
2004:
“In 2004 a further increase in robot piece numbers is expected for
the German market as well The automotive industry will remain
the largest customer with substantial investments in 2004
Rubber and synthetics producers, the chemical industry, machine
(incl electric) producers, and the metal manufacturing industry will
have to increase their investments accordingly The potential for
using robots in the food processing and the packaging industry is
obvious as the demand for automated solutions is high
The furniture industry is another potential customer as it it forced to
reduce costs of production, too Higher payloads, higher dynamics,
sensor technology, network technology (of communicating robots),
and image processing systems, offer increased application options
for so-called “intelligent robots” or “multi-robots” Robot
technology faces another quantum leap In high-wage countries,
the unit labor costs can be effectively reduced by automated
solutions Technical concerns of some industries, such as food
processing, are answered by user-friendly systems The food
processing industry in Germany still offers great potential for the
use of robots and automated systems.”
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multi-sensor system Figure 2.13 Offline programming in the early 80s
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A possible trend in robot and automation component technology can be seen in the pictures of service robots venturing from factory halls into “unstructured” environments During refueling,
for example, a robot has to deal with a technical object, i e the car, but situations and fabricates vary Robot fueling technology is being tested worldwide for filling up liquid hydrogen
A system installed at the Munich airport is already under trial opera-tion Service robots are expected to grow in numbers, exceeding those of industrial robots Nevertheless, the requirements are by far more diverse so that clear definitions cannot be found as easily
as for industrial robots
Due to the fact that robots move towards new applications the robot industry hopes to increase significantly the numbers of robots which are produced today 80% of the robots today are used in automotive production The next 10 years we will face a big shift
to other industries The robot manufacturers cop the new bound-ary conditions with specialized robots which are able to work for example in wet environments Components of the automa-tion industry like for example grippers are also highly improved in hygienic design
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In the early 80s the VDI regulation 2860 gave a rather plain
descrip-tion of gripper funcdescrip-tion:
“A gripper is the subsystem of an industrial robot which maintains a
limited number of geometrically defined workpieces for a set period
of time, i e secures the position and orientation of the workpieces
in relation to the tool`s or the gripper`s system of co-ordinates
This Secure function is usually built up before the moving process,
maintained during the moving process, and finally reversed by
releasing the workpiece.”
From the current point of view this definition needs to be extended
as modern gripper design and sensors offer new opportunities and
we will concentrate on this reality in the following chapters
The object of gripping, the product, the workpiece, or component,
is put at the center of our initial analysis The term “workpiece” will
be used, even when there is no work being performed on the piece
while it is being gripped The workpiece can be a finished product
or a product that is still being processed
Subsequently, technical tasks of mechanical grippers for pick- and
place operations and related aspects are presented and explained
in detail
Figure 3.1 Workpiece/gripper system
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