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Automatic programming of manipulator robots attracts in creasing interest within the context of mechanical assembly. In this paper we focus on the problem of mating two parts, which requires sensor-based strategies to deal with geometric uncertainty. We present a system that embodies a two-phase approach to build robot programs implementing such strate gies. First a training phase interacts with the robot actuatorsand sensors and produces traces of execution of a given part- mating operation. Next a purely computational induction phase transforms these traces into an executable manipula tor-level program for the operation. The system embedding this approach has been completely implemented, and it has been used experimentally on several assembly tasks.
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