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screw driving UR3

  • OE-MS1
  • September 16, 2017 at 3:42 PM
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    • September 16, 2017 at 3:42 PM
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    I want to do a siple screwdriving job with GUI.
    I have mounted a screwdriver on the UR3 standard head

    --> Force and Movement in TCP Z-Direction (I am working on a tilted surface)
    --> Roation RZ until moment reaches a certain level (or until i reach a certain depth)

    My problem is:
    When using "force-Waypoint" (Feature: TCP, Type:Frame, RX: 10N 60°/s Z: 20N 100mm/s)
    the movement look good in testing but when using it the head moves in "random" position --> not fixed in y and x axis.

    My Wokaround was:
    using "if force()<20N" and "movl"
    the problem is:
    1. I can not formulate the force() correctly. I would need get_tcp_force() the array number 2 (Force Z) and 5(Moment RX), but i can't adress thes certain Vector-parts in the if condition.
    2. I have no idea who to make a permanent rotation around z-axis with a certain moment.

    I know the measurements are not very precise but I axept this. I would like to a simple screwdrivin job withou buying any extra tool.

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    • October 23, 2017 at 11:27 AM
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    Even if you could address to the correct array numbers, you only would read the force at that moment, it is not realtime. Or you would make a loop with a extremely small movement and check it again and again.

    I would try next:

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    while (Force_Z<20N and Force_rZ<20)
    movel[]
    Force=get_tcp_force
    Force_Z=Force[2]
    Force_rZ=Force[5]
    end

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    If you make the movement of movel[] very smal, for example 0.02mm in Z-direction with a very small rotation in RZ, you would continiously check the values.

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