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1Faculty of Mechatronics, Armament and Aerospace, Military University of Technology, Kaliskiego 2 Street, 00-908 Warsaw, Poland.
Abstract:
Robotization of production processes and the use of 3D vision systems are currently becoming more and more popular. It allows for more flexibility in the robotic process as well as expands the possibilities of process control, depending on changes in the parameters of the object, its pose, and changes in the process itself. Unfortunately, the use of standard solutions is limited to a relatively small space in which the robot's vision system operates. The use of the latest solutions in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and external vision systems, in combination with the closed structures of industrial robot control systems, provides advantages by enhancing the digital awareness of the environment of robotic systems. This article presents an example of solving the problem of low digital awareness of the environment of robotic systems resulting from the limited field of view of vision systems used in industrial robots, while maintaining high precision of the systems consisting of the combination of a 3D vision system using a stereovision camera and software with AI elements with the control system of an industrial robot from FANUC and an integrated Robot Vision (iRVision) system to maintain the positioning accuracy of the robot tool.
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