2017
Authors
Ferreira, F; Sobreira, HM; Veiga, G; Moreira, AP;
Publication
ROBOT (1)
Abstract
For docking manoeuvres, the detection of the objects to dock needs to be precise as the minimum deviation from the objective may lead to the failure of this task. The objective of this article is to test possible ways to detect a landmark using a laser rangefinder for docking manoeuvres. We will test a beacon-based localisation algorithm and an algorithm based on natural landmarks already implemented, however, we will apply modifications to such methods. To verify the possibility of docking using these methods, we will conduct experiments with a real robot.
2017
Authors
Tavares, P; Silva, JA; Costa, P; Veiga, G; Moreira, AP;
Publication
ROBOT (1)
Abstract
The continuous evolution in manufacturing processes has attracted substantial interest from both scientific and research community, as well as from industry. Despite the fact that streamline manufacturing relies on automation systems, most production lines within the industrial environment lack a flexible framework that allows for evaluation and optimisation of the manufacturing process. Consequently, the development of a generic simulators able to mimic any given workflow represent a promising approach within the manufacturing industry. Recently the concept of digital twin methodology has been introduced to mimic the real world through a virtual substitute, such as, a simulator. In this paper, a solution capable of representing any industrial work cell and its properties is presented. Here we describe the key stages of such solution which has enough flexibility to be applied to different working scenarios commonly found in industrial environment.
2017
Authors
Garrido, P; Soares, F; Moreira, AP;
Publication
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Abstract
2017
Authors
Garrido, P; Soares, F; Moreira, AP;
Publication
Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering
Abstract
2017
Authors
Souza, MBA; de Oliveira, EJ; de Oliveira, LW; Mendes Moreira, APG;
Publication
ROBOT (1)
Abstract
This paper addresses the problem of collision avoidance along specified paths in multiple mobile robot systems. These collisions can be represented by points of intersection or coincident segments between paths. The proposal of the work is to model these segments where the collision is possible through fictitious points. In addition, the advantages of the nonlinear versus mixed integer linear formulation, widely used in the literature, are verified. Comparisons were made and it’s proved the superiority of the proposed method with respect to complexity, computational time and inclusion of nonlinear constraints. Moreover, the simulations performed using this technique indicate that the method is promissory for applications in real systems.
2017
Authors
Santos, L; dos Santos, FN; Mendes, J; Ferraz, N; Lima, J; Morais, R; Costa, P;
Publication
ROBOT 2017: Third Iberian Robotics Conference - Volume 1, Seville, Spain, November 22-24, 2017
Abstract
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