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Low-vibration robot movement through model-based trajectory planning

Handling structures
Handling structures

Faster movements of robot arms without oscillations

By taking the elastic properties of components into account in motion planning, vibrations can be reduced and cycle times shortened. The project demonstrates this using a flexible beam with automated code and FMU export for simulation as an example.

Initial situation and requirements

  • Fast movements
  • Avoidance of vibrations

Solution and benefits

  • Modeling, simulation, virtual commissioning
  • Trajectory planning with defined speed profile
  • Fast movements without oscillations
  • Increased throughput
Contact Person

Dipl.-Ing., Dr. Markus Schörgenhumer, BSc

Business Area Manager Mechanics & Control
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