Adaptronic Systems in Robot Manufacturing

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Industrial robots are a cost-efficient possibility to face the increasing demands of future production processes. This paper presents an adaptronic approach to improve the structural properties of stateoftheart robots. For this purpose, highly-flexible piezo-based actuator foils and sensors are directly integrated into CFRP components without structural weakening. This paper shows the potential of these implemented measures for the active damping of structural vibration due to chattering while machining and for aprecision positioning even in the sub-micrometer range.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 383-390)

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1013-1018

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November 2011

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