The
objective of the project is to design the four-bar linkage of the moving robot and
also identify the accurate procedure for constructing an efficient robot design
along with to determining the length and width of the links.
The
purpose of this report is to obtain the analysis for the Four bar linkage to
create the model of the robot by using the Robotic Toolbox. Moreover, validate
it by the data that is provided through the robot software.
The Four bar linkage robot manipulator is
shown that is the compact of the Six (6 DOF) for the industrial manipulators.
It is designed for the six revolute and providing the flexible use at the
proper accuracy for the suitable wide range of the application, like cutting,
welding.
It can be noted that machines are playing a
main role for making our lives easy and comfortable. It is helping to minimize
the manpower required in factories. This is because most of the work is done by
machines. The human arms are converted into robot arms. The working of pick and
place robot arm is extremely simple. Moreover, this robotic arm can be easily
designed in different ways according to the requirement of the factory. Such
robots are heavily depended on joints. Moreover, all of these joints are used
for joining the two consecutive bodes of the robot. These joints are named as
linear and rotatory. There are some important components present in the robotic
arm.
Figure 1: Simple pick and place robotic arm
Controller of Four-bar linkage
It is considered as the brain of the system. It
will help the robot to make different kind of movement properly. It is also
keeping proper track of the time, movement of the manipulator and the position
of the joints. This control system is divided into three categories that are
mechanical, hydraulic and electrical.
The
mechanical part is considered as most basic part. The means that it is used in
the form of programmable devices that are not existed. The main purpose of the
robotic arms is to give proper response on the dynamic movement related to the
required objective. This is done by mechanical linkage and cam. On the other
hand, for hydraulic system Pascal law is used. It is using the values and
pistons to control the movement of the robot. This type of controller is also
used for such robot arms that are going to lift heavy and precise loads in the
factories. This is because such load requires high precision and accuracy. The
last category is related to electrical. It is showing that the type of control
is completely convenient, reasonably, quiet, clean and fact. The electrical
control is used in such robot arm that requires close tolerance accuracy.
Figure 2: Automatic Pick and place robotic
arm in industry
Manipulator
of Four-bar linkage
It
can be observed that the entire mechanism of the robot that is involved in
providing complete support and degree of freedom is manipulator. Moreover, the
joints of this manipulator are movable components that will enable pure
relative motion between these links. These links are consisted of arm, base and
gripper.
The gripper of the robot
arm is quite same to the human hand. It is also just like the grip of the hand
when it is going to perform any task. Another thing is that the gripper is
involved in securing the work piece during the operation. Moreover, the nature and grip strength is
varied according to the object. This shows that its shape is determined
according to the given task.
The next point is that in
automatic robotic arms there are sensors. These sensors are used to sense the
external and internal state of the robot. It will also allow the robot to make
required functions smoothly and accurately.
Figure 3: Pick and place robotic arm in
warehouse
According
to Author Constantin & et.al( 2019), the
kinematics descriptions of the manipulators as well as their assigned task in
the Robotics have used to set up their fundamentals equations for control
along with dynamics. For the configuration of the robot, systems the non-linear
equation is used the joint parameters
map. To write a kinematic equation for the manipulators the DH (Denavit
Hartenberg) notations gives the standard methodology. It is significant for the
serial manipulators where the matrix is representing
their orientation as well as positions. In the Kinematic, analysis of the
Robotic, two important aspects “forward
kinematics” as well as “Inverse Kinematic” is used. Whereas the forward
kinematics is used, the kinematics equations of the robot for the computing of
positions of eth end-effectors form the specified values of the joints
parameters. In addition, the inverse kinematics permits to utilize the
kinematic equation of the robot to calculate the joint parameters, which
provide the desired position for the end effector (Constantin & et.al, 2019).
According to the Author Serdar, (2006) it is conducted that
in the forward kinematics the manipulators is composed with the serial
links;that is affixed by every other prismatic joint for the base of frames by
the end effector. For the robot mechanism, the forward kinematics is in the
systematic manner that should be suitable for the kinematics model. The DH method which uses the four parameters that is
very common in the robotic kinematics.Whereas the coordinate
frame is attached to every joint to
calculate the DH parameters, axes (Serdar, 2006)
.According to the author Almaged (2017), it is
reviewed that the inverse and forward Kinematic analysis for the validation of
the four bar-linkage of the industrial robot. The DH is presented to write the Kinematics equations. The
coordinate system that is matched for every six links of the manipulators. Then
all these corresponding links are calculated for every links to construct the
six transformation of the which explains each frame (i)with the relative
previuos {i-1}. Calcualte the required angles (in the
inverse kinematics for the analytiscal as well as geometerical approches to
used the solution of the model. (Almaged, 2017)
Four
bar linkage is the industrial robot manufactured through the FANUC robotics as
well as designed the system, or the manufacturing process. Manipulators provide the
payload of 5kg capacity in the compact of the modular construction as well as
the reach of the 1885.00mm by enough
flexibility along with the higher reliability by the harmonic drives in six (6)
axes manipulators. Four bar linkage robot is the electric servo-driven in the mini robot offering in the
performance of the light that is very efficient and accurate (Balkcom, 2008)
.
Now
to create a forward kinematics of a four bar linkage, it is the numbered links with the joint of its attached local
coordinates reference frames in below figure. Whereas the origin of the frame
is chosen in the interaction axis, form the joint by the perpendicular plan
that contains the axis of the joint (Singh & et.al, 2017).;
Figure 4: Coordinate reference frame for
forwarding Kinematics
The
D-H convention used the product of four basic transformations
for the representation of the homogenous transformation is denoted by the. The matrix A is the
homogeneous for the transformation matrix that describe a position
of a point in a three dimensional space. By using the DH
parameters, the transformation of a homogeneous matrix from one frame to a next
frame is derived. Whereas is represented by the four product of the
homogenous transformations;
By
using the above equation 2 determine the transformation matrix of this
equations to fix the components with its one variable that is theta have the of the rotational matrix that presents an orientation of an end effector and contain a
type of matrix that presents the position of the end of the effector.
The total 5 transformation
between the robot base and a hand is;
By multiplying all
these equations we obtained the final
equation of the Forward kinematics to compared the value by equation 2 then final obtained the kinematics
equations
It
is an opposite of the Forward Kinematics analysis. By a given requirements of a
locations at the end of the manipulators, the corresponding of the Variable of
each joint gives the references of the coordinate systems;
There
are various methods to do the inverse
kinematics analysis. But in this report,
the inverse kinematic is done through multiplying each inverse matrix of T on the left side then equalizing the
corresponding the elements
Now comparing these
equations
There are the various
mechanical aspects that are related to
the four bar linkage of moving robot for
the understanding of this machine.
In
this, model represents the DH algorithm as the method through which it is possible
for the robotic arm by using a
homogeneous transformation matrices .For a study movement of a multi DOF
kinematic chain, the robotics kinematic
applied the geometry and formed a
structure of the robot manipulator
The
studies of the robotic kinematics give
the relationship among the robot linkage by the orientation, positions as well
as acceleration. In addition, the Robotic kinematics analysis is divided into
two parts as shown in below figure
·
Forward Kinematic
·
Inverse Kinematics
Figure 5: Kinematic module
In
the science of the kinematics the study of velocity, acceleration, position, has
a high order of the derivative. Kinematics of the manipulators refers to the time-based
properties and the geometrical of the motion. The kinematic equation, as well
as joint parameters, is used for the
computations of the position at the end of the effector for the specified
values for every joint parameter. Calculation of an orientation, as well as
opposition of a robotic manipulators in a terms of Joint variable, is defined
the forward kinematics
Figure 6: Coordinate
system for the manipulators
This
the opposite of the Forward kinematics that specified the kinematics equations
along with the position of the end
effectors are utilized for the
computation of joint angle form the specified position of an end of the
effector. In a below figure a position and orientation of an end effectors for
the manipulators is determined all the set of the joint angles which is used to
obtain an orientation as well as
positions (Jacobsen & et.al, 2004)
Figure 7: Position &
orientation for Joint variables
It
is necessary for every link to explain the pose of every link in the relative
chain for the preceding link. The formalism of the DH has used only four parameters that describe the spatial
relationship among the coordinate frames as well as successive links achieved
through the placement of two constraints.
The frame axis is and intersecting the perpendicular for the
axis of. The coordinate frame
are not unique for the various people to derive the different but have same the
coordinate frames (GARCIA & et.al, 2007)
Figure 8: DH frames parameters &
allocation
By assigning the axes the standard DH notation; and the two
cases are supposed;
If
the joint is revolted, and the axis of the revolutions of the joint
is (. In this above figure
5 each link represented through two parameters; link twist ( and the link length (a) that defines the
relative locations foe the two attached joint axes in spaces. The joints are
also explained through two parameters: Joint angle, and the link offset that is
the distance form one link to another link (Constantin & et.al, 2019)
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up all the discussion it is concluded that the report is about the four bar
linkage of moving robot which is also identify the accurate procedure for constructing
an efficient robot design along with to determining the length and width of the
links.
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