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Multiprobe Microassembly Control Issues

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Motivation

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NIST Project

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Micro Assembly Research at CATS

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Previous Work

Ferreira 2004 Gorman 2006 Shimada, Fearing 2000 Zyvex 2005 Cappelleri, Kumar, Trinkle 2006

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Previous Work

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Microassembly Challenges

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Initial Insertion Demonstration Project

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Automated Insertion Video

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Part Centering

  • Template matching to find

part in 1.5X image

  • Initial move inv. kin.
  • Center part in 4X image with

template Matching

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Grasp Sequence

Initial kinematic Probe Position Refined with vision feedback Initial probe height Lowered probe height (vision using reflection)

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Grasp Sequence

  • Grasp Formation
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force feedback Part lifted off surface

Grasp formation strategy is very reliable Grasp formation strategy is very reliable Grasp formation strategy is very reliable Grasp formation strategy is very reliable

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Third Probe Part Flip

Initial Orientation Final Orientation

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Part Insertion

Initial kinematic alignment Aligned for insertion with vision

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Part Insertion/Release

Part Inserted Part Released

Grasp release is very reliable Grasp release is very reliable Grasp release is very reliable Grasp release is very reliable

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System Kinematics

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Vision System

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Part Location

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3D Probe Tip Locator

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Grasping

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Part mg=43nN L=150m Probe

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Probe-Part Contact Model

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Grasp Stability Conditions Grasp Stability Conditions Grasp Stability Conditions Grasp Stability Conditions

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  • System will configure to local energy minima

System will configure to local energy minima System will configure to local energy minima System will configure to local energy minima

  • Adhesion will change force balance

Adhesion will change force balance Adhesion will change force balance Adhesion will change force balance

  • Adhesion will change minima conditions

Adhesion will change minima conditions Adhesion will change minima conditions Adhesion will change minima conditions

  • Minima is path dependant!!

Minima is path dependant!! Minima is path dependant!! Minima is path dependant!!

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Conclusion

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Future Work

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