2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.rcim.2015.09.003
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Static performance improvement of an industrial robot by means of a cable-driven redundantly actuated system

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“…Most of the patented technologies of researchers still remain at the stage of publishing papers, applying for patents, and the conferring of evaluating academic titles. The industrialization of patented technologies doesn't receive enough attention [8] . Of course, this also means that the industrialization of the patented technologies for industrial robots in China has huge potential to tap.…”
Section: Measures To Strengthen the Use Of Industrial Robots 51 Strementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the patented technologies of researchers still remain at the stage of publishing papers, applying for patents, and the conferring of evaluating academic titles. The industrialization of patented technologies doesn't receive enough attention [8] . Of course, this also means that the industrialization of the patented technologies for industrial robots in China has huge potential to tap.…”
Section: Measures To Strengthen the Use Of Industrial Robots 51 Strementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Li and Xu 6 proposed a 3-PRS parallel manipulator with adjustable layout angle of actuators, and investigated how the kinematic characteristics in terms of workspace and dexterity vary with differences in the arrangement of actuators. Palpacelli 7 proposed adding a cable mechanism to increase the static performance of the robot, established a kineto-static model of the cable-driven parallel manipulator device, and carried out simulation verification. Luo et al.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wu et al 6 designed a heavy FSW robot for large-scale complex surface welding, and the test results show that the robot has high stiffness and meets the requirements of welding precision. Palpacelli 7 put forward an auxiliary cable-driven system on the end-effector of the robot, which is used to increase the stiffness and the static performance of the robot. Maldonado-Echegoyen et al 8 even designed parallel robots to improve the machining precision.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%