F. Dietrich, Frank Wobbe, D. Buchholz, F. Sowinski, A. Raatz, W. Schumacher, F. Wahl
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Abstract
This article presents the application and enhancements of assembly strategies using force-torque maps in view of parallel robots. Starting from classical assembly strategies the fundamentals of force-torque maps are briefly discussed. Taking up the core idea, a strategy for assembling objects by parallel robots is proposed, where frictional effects are reduced by an enhanced force and position control. Special attention is paid to acquisition of force-torque maps with respect to parameter sensitivity. Practical issues are pointed out and discussed in view of industrial applications. A quality assessment of force-torque maps based on a redundancy index is introduced hinting at the performance and possibilities of optimization of the assembly strategy.