Visual servoing spanner picking and placement with a SCARA manipulator
Journal
Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology
Journal Volume
2016-May
Pages
1632-1637
Date Issued
2016
Author(s)
Abstract
This paper presents a vision-based SCARA (Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm) system for Spanner Fetching and Placing, which can be applied in the traditional factories. The proposed SCARA discussed in this paper has about 50 cm working ranges, and contains 4 degrees of freedom. It is designed in a low cost way. Except for the motors, all the materials of the component is plastic and aluminum. The main process of the vision system consists of image calibration, image recognition and object localization. First, the image distortion can be reformed in image calibration. Second, the image of spanner placed on workplace is segmented by using color information in image recognition. Last but not least, we can obtain the information about the spanners such as center, length, slope and tool number which relates to length. Then position and rotation command can be delivered to motion controller via Modbus-TCP communication interface. Finally, the results of vision system were discussed in this paper. ? 2016 IEEE.
Subjects
Calibration
Computer vision
Degrees of freedom (mechanics)
Image recognition
Object recognition
Robotic arms
Servomotors
Visual servoing
4 degrees of freedom
Communication interface
Image calibration
Image distortions
Object localization
SCARA system
Selective compliance assembly robot arms
Vision servo
Image processing
Type
conference paper