Experimental study demonstrates autonomous robotic deburring of die-cast parts using 3D laser scanning and CAD comparison, indicating improved tool path and speed control.
This paper proposes an autonomous robotic deburring method for the deburring process of die-casting parts using vision-based burr detection information. A 3D laser scanner is used to acquire point cloud data of a die-cast workpiece, and 2D shape information is generated through image processing. The generated shape information is compared with CAD design data to identify burr regions and distributions. A speed-controlled robotic deburring path is automatically generated based on the detected burr information and a lookup table-based speed control scheme is applied. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated through experiments using a robotic deburring system.
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