RODRIGUES, Marcos, KORMANN, Mariza, SCHUHLER, C and TOMEK, P (2013). An intelligent real time 3D vision system for robotic welding tasks. In: Mechatronics and its applications. IEEE Xplore, 1-6.
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Abstract
MARWIN is a top-level robot control system that has been designed for automatic robot welding tasks. It extracts welding parameters and calculates robot trajectories directly from CAD models which are then verified by real-time 3D scanning and registration. MARWIN's 3D computer vision provides a user-centred robot environment in which a task is specified by the user by simply confirming and/or adjusting suggested parameters and welding sequences. The focus of this paper is on describing a mathematical formulation for fast 3D reconstruction using structured light together with the mechanical design and testing of the 3D vision system and show how such technologies can be exploited in robot welding tasks.
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