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Online control of SCARA robotic manipulator
Pařík, David ; Jelínek, Aleš (referee) ; Chromý, Adam (advisor)
Bachelor’s thesis deals with Epson SCARA robot. Theoretical part of this project descri- bes parts and functions of manipulator H554BN and its contorller SRC 310. There is also included chapter about the SPEL III robot programming language. Practical part is about putting the robot into operation. It’s focused on the creation of magnetic grip and C# class for controlling robot via PC. The final aim is to demonstrate manipulators abilities in some interesting task.
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SCARA control system
Bittner, Jakub ; Burian, František (referee) ; Benešl, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis shows the process of restoring a SCARA type robot, which has had its controller destroyed. The signal cables as well as the power ones were rewired so that it would be able to create new control system for robot arm. New control system is created using devices from Beckhoff company. For that identification of motors is required. After that PC control is programmend to control every single axis of manipulator, with this program vizualizations of controll elements are created. In the end linear interpolation of movement between points is implemented.
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Lab Automation with SCARA Robot
Machala, Jan ; Lang, Stanislav (referee) ; Matoušek, Radomil (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to design and program a robotic cell for processing Covid-19 laboratory samples. To prevent the leakage of hazardous substances into the environment, the entire robotic cell is restricted to the space of a laminar box. The Epson LS3-B SCARA robot was chosen for handling the tubes. The robotic cell was designed using a digital twin in the simulation environment of Epson RC+ software. The digital twin facilitated the prototyping of the robot end effector and helped to detect any collisions that may have occurred in the confined space. After successful design using the digital twin, this robot cell was assembled and tested in a real-world environment.
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Design and implementation of software for transportation entities of the Industry 4.0 testbed.
Sýkora, Tomáš ; Lázna, Tomáš (referee) ; Kaczmarczyk, Václav (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with construction and software of transport entities for testbed Industry 4.0. The aim of the thesis is to create a transport network for moving a glass with a drink between individual cells on a production table. A four-axis Epson SCARA manipulator is used to transport the glass and a conveyor with carriages is designed to serving the finished drinks. The first part deals with the description of used components and their electrical connections. The second part describes the program solution of robotic manipulator and programmable logic controller. The final part is devoted to the description of problems arising during implementation.
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Control of the SCARA robot using the Beckhoff control system
Madzia, Adam ; Jirgl, Miroslav (referee) ; Benešl, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis deals with control of the SCARA manipulator. In the theoretical part of the thesis there are explained robotic systems. The construction of a robot is described in terms of kinematic pairs and structures. Next chapter is about the manipulation robot Epson H554BN and Beckhoff control system with used equipment. In the practical part there is a description about the realization of the manipulator connection. Basic functions for controlling manipulator´s drives and functions for kinematic transformation are described at the end of the thesis.
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The multiaxis manipulator
Majnuš, Martin ; Benešl, Tomáš (referee) ; Burian, František (advisor)
The thesis deals with the calculation of kinematics of the multi-axis manipulator type RLRL - SCARA robot, calculation of static forces acting on stepper motors and calculation of theoretical adhesion force required for the end effector. The suction cup diameter is also determined from the magnitude of the holding force. It also deals with the modification of the driver used for the Raspberry pico 2040 microcontroller. It also includes the design of the circuit board for switching the inductive load along with the design and subsequent physical implementation of the manipulator including the pneumatic and electronic parts. The last part of the bachelor thesis briefly describes the program for controlling the manipulator through the terminal.
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Design and inverse kinematics control of the SCARA robot
Sárkány, Zoltán ; Tůma, Jiří (referee) ; Štěpánek, Vojtěch (advisor)
The master’s thesis focuses in its introductory section on a general description of the given topic. The first part of the practical solution focuses on the process of creating a detailed model of a SCARA robot, including basic structural calculations. The next section deals with the creation of a model in NX Mechatronics Concept Designer and the development of the PLC control program and HMI using TwinCAT software.
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Model of a laboratory in virtual reality
Molnár, Imrich ; Holoubek, Tomáš (referee) ; Hůlka, Tomáš (advisor)
This Bachelor’s thesis is engaged in creating automation with robots in virtual reality. In the beginning, there is a brief research on the history of technology, the various use of VR technology in our time, alternatives for commercially achievable VR headsets, and various options to improve quality. The next section briefly describes industrial robots, their control, kinematics types, and a guide for choosing the right software for various use cases. The work is writing about an automation procedure for one and two SCARA robots, compatible with virtual reality with RoboDK software so that the program would be executable on a real robot. The base points will write, how we created and repaired models for active and interactive objects, testing of animation, software optimization for Oculus Quest 2 headset, and options to export this automatization project.
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SCARA robot homing
Marčonek, Michal ; Burian, František (referee) ; Benešl, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the design process of a new home procedure system for the SCARA manipulator from Seiko Epson. At the outset, it was first considered whether to use the original homing system. The principle of the original home procedure was identified, then attempts were made to make it work, but with negative results. For this reason, it was proceeded to create a new homing procedure system. In the theoretical part, the possible homing methods and their properties are explained. The new solution includes the design of new first and second axis sensors, which are solved by STGC absolute sensors. The other two axes are solved by end sensors. It was necessary to modify the cabling and add an input card to the control system. Finally, a Homing function block is implemented to ensure the detection of the manipulator pose after startup.
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