WO2014053115A1 - Industrieroboter - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25J—MANIPULATORS; CHAMBERS PROVIDED WITH MANIPULATION DEVICES
- B25J17/00—Joints
- B25J17/02—Wrist joints
- B25J17/0258—Two-dimensional joints
- B25J17/0266—Two-dimensional joints comprising more than two actuating or connecting rods
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25J—MANIPULATORS; CHAMBERS PROVIDED WITH MANIPULATION DEVICES
- B25J9/00—Programme-controlled manipulators
- B25J9/003—Programme-controlled manipulators having parallel kinematics
- B25J9/0045—Programme-controlled manipulators having parallel kinematics with kinematics chains having a rotary joint at the base
- B25J9/0051—Programme-controlled manipulators having parallel kinematics with kinematics chains having a rotary joint at the base with kinematics chains of the type rotary-universal-universal or rotary-spherical-spherical, e.g. Delta type manipulators
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T74/00—Machine element or mechanism
- Y10T74/20—Control lever and linkage systems
- Y10T74/20207—Multiple controlling elements for single controlled element
- Y10T74/20305—Robotic arm
- Y10T74/20329—Joint between elements
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- the invention relates to an industrial robot with parallel kinematic, which is equipped with a robot base, with a serving as a receptacle for a gripper or a tool carrier element and with a plurality of actuator units for moving the support member.
- Such industrial robots with parallel kinematics are used for moving, positioning and / or editing an object in space. They are equipped with a stationary robot base and a movable support member for receiving a gripper, a tool or a machine element. At least two actuator units are connected at one end to the robot base and at the other end to the carrier element. Each actuator is moved via a drive assigned to it and arranged on the robot base. A movement of the actuating units leads to a movement of the carrier element.
- a gripper for receiving an object or a tool for processing an object or a machine element such as a bearing or a gear can be arranged on the carrier element.
- the support element is for this purpose with a receptacle for a gripper, a
- Machine element such as a bearing or a transmission to be arranged.
- the carrier element is for this purpose equipped with a receptacle for a gripper, a tool or a machine element. Due to the coordinated movement of the driven actuating units arranged on the support member gripper, the tool or the machine element can be selectively moved in several dimensions in space.
- the actuating arms cause a spatial parallelogram of the support element.
- the resulting parallel kinematics enables a fast and precise movement of the carrier element and of the gripper, tool or machine element arranged thereon. This movement is a translatory movement of the carrier element. If the industrial robot is equipped with three actuator units, it is a translatory movement in three spatial directions.
- the movement has three degrees of freedom and can be described in a coordinate system with x-, y- and z-axis. If the industrial robot is equipped with two actuator units, it is a translatory movement in two spatial directions. In this case, the movement has two degrees of freedom and can be described in an x- and z-axis coordinate system.
- a torque can be generated by a further drive on the robot base and transmitted to a gripper, a tool or a machine element arranged on the carrier element. This is a rotational movement and thus a further degree of freedom.
- This movement is not used to position the gripper, tool or machine element in space but the movement of the gripper, tool or machine element itself, for example, the opening and closing of the gripper or the rotation of the tool or machine element.
- a rotational axis transmitted by the drive to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the carrier element is referred to as a fourth axis.
- Such robots include, for example, delta robots. These are equipped with at least two control arms as operating units.
- the actuating or control arms have an upper and a lower arm portion, which are movably connected to each other.
- Each of the upper arm portions is driven by an actuator arm drive, such as a motor-gear unit.
- the drives are arranged on the robot base.
- Each lower arm portion has two parallel rods or struts extending in the longitudinal direction of the arm portion, which are movably connected at one end thereof to the associated upper arm portion and at the other end to be movably connected to the support member.
- rope robots In addition to delta robots, rope robots also count as industrial robots with parallel kinematics.
- Rope robots are equipped with ropes as operating units. With one end, each rope is connected to a drive.
- the drives are designed as rotary or linear drives, which dictate the free length of the cables by winding and unwinding on a shaft connected to a cable end or by pushing back and forth connected to a cable end push rod.
- the cables are connected to a carrier element for a gripper or a tool. Care must be taken to ensure that the ropes are taut.
- the gripper or the tool arranged on the carrier element can be moved in a targeted manner in several dimensions.
- An arranged on the support member gripper, a tool or a machine element can also be operated via a pneumatic, hydraulic or electric drive.
- sensors for monitoring and controlling the gripper can also be operated via a pneumatic, hydraulic or electric drive.
- Tool or machine element can be arranged. These include hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical or optical supply lines led from the robot base to the support element.
- the supply lines are used to transport compressed air, hydraulic fluid, electricity or light. Light may be necessary, for example, for a sensor arranged on the gripper or the tool.
- the supply lines connect freely and without guidance, the robot base with the support element or they are guided on the operating units or on the transmission device along.
- Such an industrial robot with actuator units in the form of control arms is known for example from EP 250 470 A1.
- Machine element only one-dimensional rotational movements are performed.
- the invention has for its object to provide an industrial robot with parallel kinematic, the movement of a gripper,
- Tool or machine element allows on the support member, said movement having a plurality of rotational degrees of freedom.
- the first axis of rotation is formed as an elongated hollow body with a longitudinally extending, continuous cavity. Furthermore, the first axis of rotation is indirectly or indirectly connected to the robot base via an inner joint having a plurality of degrees of freedom that is hollow on the inside. In addition, the first axis of rotation via a hollow internally formed second joint with multiple degrees of freedom or indirectly directly connected to the carrier element.
- the cavities of the two hollow joints close to the cavity of the elongated hollow body and form a continuous channel from the robot base to the support element. In this channel, at least in sections, a second axis of rotation is arranged. The second axis of rotation extends through this channel from the robot base to the support member.
- a first rotary axis drive and a second rotary axis drive are arranged.
- the first rotary axis drive is coupled to the first axis of rotation and transmits a first torque of the first rotary axis drive to the first axis of rotation, which in turn transmits this first torque to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the carrier element.
- the second rotary axis drive is coupled to the second axis of rotation and transmits a second torque of the second rotary axis drive to the second axis of rotation, which in turn transmits this second torque to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the carrier element.
- further axes of rotation can be arranged in the first or second axis of rotation, which are coupled to corresponding further Drehachsen- drives on the robot base. In this way, two, three or more torques can be transmitted to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the carrier element.
- the rotary axis drives are all arranged stationarily on the robot base. They do not interfere with and thus complicate the movement of the actuator units and the support element.
- the axes of rotation may consist of a light and stable material such as fiber reinforced plastic.
- the axes of rotation are variable in length. As the actuators move, the distance between the robot base and changes the carrier element. If the axes of rotation are variable in their length, they can adapt their length to the different distances between robot base and carrier element. Alternatively, the axes of rotation may be of fixed length and project upwardly beyond the robot base. This upwardly projecting portion varies in length depending on the distance between the robot base and the support member.
- the axes of rotation are advantageously adjacent to the actuator units, so that the actuator units and the axes of rotation do not interfere with each other in their movement.
- the axes of rotation are arranged in a space between the actuating units.
- the second axis of rotation is designed as a cardan shaft. It has a first universal joint and a second universal joint. About the first shaft joint, the propeller shaft can be connected to the second rotary axis drive.
- the second axis of rotation can be connected to a gripper, tool or machine element arranged on the carrier element.
- the second axis of rotation extends through the first axis of rotation with its associated hollow joints.
- the two axes of rotation independently transmit torques to a gripper, tools or machine element arranged on the carrier element.
- At the continuous cavity of the first axis of rotation closes the
- Each of the two inside hollow joints has a plurality of joint parts which are movable relative to each other. These provide for a plurality of degrees of freedom of the joint, so that the first axis of rotation connected to the carrier element via the joint can follow the movement of the carrier element.
- the support element is over the
- the joint must therefore allow at least one movement in two dimensions.
- a Movement with respect to a third dimension is made possible for example by a longitudinally displaceable arrangement of the elongate hollow body on the robot base or by a variable-length configuration of the elongate hollow body.
- the hinge parts preferably either have a continuous cavity or are arranged around a cavity. If the joint parts are arranged inside one another, for example in the case of a homokinetic joint or constant velocity joint, the innermost joint part has a cavity through which the second axis of rotation passes. The remaining hinge parts are arranged around the innermost hinge part and do not narrow the cavity.
- joint parts are arranged one after the other, as for example in the case of a universal joint or cardan joint with a central joint part and with fork-like joint parts attached thereto in different directions, then the cavities of the individual joint parts join together.
- Joint parts which connect the joint to the first axis of rotation and to the carrier element or a gripper, tool or machine element arranged on the carrier element are likewise hollow or arranged around a cavity, so that a common hollow space common to all joint parts is created or a succession arranged cavities, which in turn result in the sum of a common continuous cavity of all joint parts for the second axis of rotation. This continuous cavity extends in the initial position of the joint, in which the joint is not deflected, in the axial direction.
- the joint can connect two parallel, imaginary waves. Only by the deflection of the joint, the two waves are aligned angled to each other.
- the axial direction of the joint corresponds to the longitudinal direction of the first axis of rotation and the cavity of the first axis of rotation.
- the first axis of rotation is vertically aligned.
- the second axis of rotation is a drive shaft with at least two shaft joints with several degrees of freedom and a length-variable intermediate shaft.
- the first axis of rotation is a drive shaft with at least two shaft joints with several degrees of freedom and a length-variable intermediate shaft.
- Rotary axis variable in length. During a movement of the carrier element, the distance between the robot base and the carrier element changes. The arranged between the robot base and the carrier element first axis of rotation must therefore change their length according to the distance.
- the first axis of rotation as components at least two telescopically slidable tubes. These are stored in each other against rotation.
- the tubes may have a circular cross-section.
- an inner tube is provided with radially outwardly projecting beads, while the outer tube has grooves which are adapted to the beads. Beads and grooves extend in the longitudinal direction of the tubes.
- the tubes can also have a cross section which deviates from a circular shape, for example an oval or an angular cross section.
- the elongated hollow body consisting of at least two telescopically arranged tubes has the advantage that it is variable in its length and adapts to the variable distance between the robot base and the carrier element.
- the hollow joints of the first axis of rotation and / or the universal joints of the second axis of rotation universal joints. They have a central tubular or annular joint part equipped with crossed axles or pairs of axle stubs. A universal joint is due to the intersecting axes as well
- the joint parts have a continuous cavity.
- the joint parts may for example have the shape of rings, pipes or pipe sections.
- an inner joint part has a continuous cavity, which completely penetrates the joint part.
- the remaining hinge parts are arranged around the inner hinge part. Constant velocity joints are also known as homokinetic joints.
- the carrier element is equipped with a rotatably mounted in the support member ring or a hollow shaft.
- the ring or the hollow shaft are at their the first axis of rotation facing the end with the hollow joint and at its end facing away from the first axis of rotation end with a gripper, tool or
- the first axis of rotation together with the one or more joints at their ends also as a propeller shaft with length compensation for transmitting torques from a arranged on the robot base rotary drive as the first rotary axis drive on a arranged on the support member gripper, tool or machine element formed.
- the first axis of rotation together with the one or more joints at their ends also as a propeller shaft with length compensation for transmitting torques from a arranged on the robot base rotary drive as the first rotary axis drive on a arranged on the support member gripper, tool or machine element formed.
- Rotary axis resistant to bending In this way, no deformation of the first axis of rotation takes place. Furthermore, through the first axis of rotation by a additional drive forces are transmitted to the carrier element or arranged on the carrier element gripper or a tool.
- the second axis of rotation is variable in length. During a movement of the carrier element, the distance between the robot base and the carrier element changes. If the second axis of rotation is variable in length, it can adapt its length to the distance between the robot base and the carrier element. According to a further advantageous embodiment of the invention, the second
- Rotary axis at least two telescopically slidable tubes.
- the two tubes are arranged against rotation in each other.
- the second axis of rotation may be formed in this regard corresponding to the first axis of rotation.
- the second axis of rotation is formed as an elongated hollow body with extending in the axial direction, continuous cavity.
- This cavity together with hollow shaft joints disposed on the second axis of rotation, form a continuous channel from the robot base to the carrier element.
- a third axis of rotation is at least partially disposed in the continuous channel of the second axis of rotation.
- a third rotary axis drive is arranged, which generates a third torque.
- the Drive is coupled to the third axis of rotation, which transmits the third torque to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the carrier element. In this way, three torques can be transmitted to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the support element.
- the third axis of rotation can in turn have a continuous cavity in which a fourth axis of rotation is arranged.
- the fourth axis of rotation is in turn connected to a fourth axis of rotation Drive coupled. Accordingly, further axes of rotation and rotary axis drives can be provided.
- Each axis of rotation transmits independently of the other axes of rotation a torque of its associated Drehachsen- drive on a gripper, a tool or a machine element. Correspondingly many rotational degrees of freedom can be realized.
- the axes of rotation are arranged coaxially with each other.
- a plurality of second axes of rotation are arranged at least partially parallel to each other in the first axis of rotation.
- Each second axis of rotation is associated with a separate rotary axis drive on the robot base.
- the second axes of rotation may have a different length. In particular, they can survive different distances beyond the robot base.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention is in the continuous channel of the first axis of rotation at least one pneumatic and / or hydraulic and / or electrical and / or optical supply line for a arranged on the support member gripper, arranged on the support member tool or on the support element arranged machine element arranged.
- supply lines can be guided from the robot base to the carrier element in the first axis of rotation. This protects them against contamination and contamination and protects them from damage.
- the second axis of rotation is likewise hollow, then such supply lines can also be arranged in the second axis of rotation.
- cardan shafts can be used not only in industrial robots with parallel kinematics but also in other industrial robots. This also applies to several nested drive shafts. Further advantages and advantageous embodiments of the invention are described in the following description, the drawings and the claims.
- FIG. 1 shows a first exemplary embodiment of an industrial robot with parallel kinematics in a perspective view
- FIG. 2 industrial robot according to FIG. 1 in a view from the side
- FIG. 3 shows an industrial robot according to FIG. 1 in a perspective view from above
- FIG. 4 industrial robot according to FIG. 1 in a view from above
- FIG. 5 industrial robot according to FIG. 1 in a view from below
- FIG. 6 a detail from a vertical section through the robot base of FIG
- FIG. 7 shows a vertical section through the carrier element of the industrial robot according to FIG. 1, 8 shows a perspective view from below of the robot base of the industrial robot according to FIG. 1, FIG.
- FIG. 9 shows a perspective view from below of the carrier element of FIG.
- FIG. 10 perspective view from above of the carrier element of FIG.
- FIG. 12 Industrial robot according to FIG. 11 in vertical section.
- FIGS. 1 to 10 show a first exemplary embodiment of an industrial robot with parallel kinematics according to the delta principle with a robot base 1, a carrier element 2 on which a gripper, a tool or a machine element can be arranged, and three actuating units designed as control arms 4 shown.
- the gripper, the tool or the machine element are not shown in the drawing.
- Each of the three actuating units is connected via a drive shaft 5 with a drive unit drive 6 designed as a motor.
- All three operating units 4 are the same structure.
- the operating units 4 have an upper arm section 7 and a lower arm section 8. In this case, the upper arm portion 7 is characterized by a high stability and a low weight.
- the lower arm portion 8 has two parallel
- the two rods 9 and 10 of the lower arm portion 8 of an operating unit 4 are connected by joints 11 at its upper end the upper arm portion 7 of the actuating unit 4 and connected via joints 12 with the support element 2.
- the industrial robot is further equipped with a first axis of rotation 13 designed as a hollow body. It serves to produce a torque at the
- Robot base 1 arranged, recognizable in Figure 4 first Drehachsen- drive 14 on a gripper, not shown in the drawing or not shown tool or machine element to be transmitted to the support element.
- the first axis of rotation 13 has two telescoping, telescopically arranged tubes 15 and 16.
- the upper tube 16 is movably connected to the robot base 1 via a first hinge 17.
- the first joint is particularly well visible in Figure 6 and in Figure 8.
- the first joint 17 has two hinge parts 18 and 19, which are arranged rotatable about mutually perpendicular axes 20 and 21. It is a cardan joint or universal joint.
- the two joint parts 18 and 19 have a continuous cavity through which a propeller shaft 22 extends. This can be seen in FIGS. 6 and 7.
- the continuous cavity may also be referred to as a channel.
- the lower tube 15 of the first axis of rotation 13 is movably connected to the carrier element 2. This is shown in FIGS. 7 and 10. Through the two joints 17, 23, the length-adjustable first axis of rotation 13 can follow a deflection of the carrier element 2 relative to the robot base 1.
- FIG. 4 shows the industrial robot in a view from above.
- the first rotary axis drive 14 can be seen on the
- Robot base 1 is arranged stationary and via a toothed belt 24, the first rotation axis 13 drives for rotation. Further, in Figure 4, a stub shaft 25th recognizable, which is in communication with the propeller shaft 22. At this stub shaft a not shown in the drawing second rotary axis drive is coupled, which drives the second rotation axis 22 for rotation. This second rotary axis drive is also arranged stationary on the robot base. In the illustration according to FIG. 4, moreover, the upper arm sections 7 of the actuating units 4, the bars 9 and 10 of the lower arm sections 8 and the actuating unit drive 6 can be seen. FIG. 5 shows the industrial robot in a view from below. In this
- the support member 2 can be seen and a rotatably disposed in the support member 2 ring 26.
- the ring is connected via the hinge 23 with the first axis of rotation 13.
- the torque of the first rotary axis drive 14 is transmitted to the ring 26 via the hollow joints 17, 23 and the first axis of rotation 13.
- Figure 6 shows a detail of a vertical section through the robot base 1.
- Figure 7 shows a vertical section through the support element 2.
- FIG. 8 shows in a perspective view an upper part of the tube 16 of the first axis of rotation with the two joint forks 18, 19 of the first hollow joint and the associated vertical axes 20 and 21, the second axis of rotation 22 and the first axis of rotation 22 arranged on the second Shaft joint 27.
- FIG. 9 shows the carrier element 2 in a perspective view from below.
- FIG. 10 shows the carrier element 2 in a perspective view from above.
- the joint forks 28, 31 of the second hollow joint 23 and the second shaft joint 27 of the second axis of rotation can be seen.
- FIGS. 11 and 12 show a second exemplary embodiment of an industrial robot 40 with parallel kinematics.
- the industrial robot 40 shown in FIG. 11 has not three but two actuating units. It is equipped with a robot base 41, a support member 42 to which a gripper, a tool or a
- Machine element can be arranged, and two designed as control arms actuator units 44 equipped.
- the gripper, the tool or the machine element are not shown in the drawing.
- Each of the two actuator units 44 is connected via a drive shaft 45 to an actuator drive 46 designed as a motor.
- the actuator units 44 have an upper arm portion 47 and a lower arm portion 48.
- the upper arm section 47 has two parallel struts 47a and 47b, which are arranged with their one end on the drive shaft 45.
- the parallel struts 47a and 47b form a pair of upper arms.
- the lower arm portion 48 has two parallel rods 49 and 50, a
- the two rods 49 and 50 of the lower arm portion 48 are connected by hinges 51 at its upper end to the struts 47a and 47b of the upper arm portion 47 and connected via joints 52 with the support member 42.
- the industrial robot according to the second embodiment is formed with a first formed as a hollow body
- Rotary shaft 53 equipped. On the robot base 41, a first rotary axis drive is arranged, which is not visible in the drawing. This first rotary axis drive generates a first torque, which on the first axis of rotation 53 on a gripper, not shown in the drawing or not shown tool or machine element on the support element
- the first axis of rotation 53 is movably connected to the robot base 41 via a first joint 57 and to the carrier element 42 via a second joint 63.
- the two joints 57 and 63 are cardan joints and substantially coincide with the corresponding joints 17 and 23 of the first embodiment.
- a second axis of rotation 62 is arranged in the first axis of rotation 53, which is designed as a cardan shaft.
- a second rotary axis drive is arranged, to which the second axis of rotation is coupled and whose torque transmits the second axis of rotation to a gripper, a tool or a machine element on the carrier element 42.
- the second axis of rotation can be seen in FIG.
- the second rotary axis drive is not visible in the drawing.
- a first two-armed lever 64 is connected to the struts 47a and 47b of the upper arm portion 47 of the left operating unit 44.
- a first arm of this first lever 64 is connected via struts 65 and 66 to the support member 42.
- a second arm of the first lever 64 is connected via struts 67 and 68 to a second lever 69.
- This second lever 69 is designed as a one-armed lever. While one end of the second lever 69 is connected to the struts 67, 68, the other end of the second lever 69 is connected to the drive shaft 45 of the right operating unit 44.
- the first lever 64, the second lever 69 and the struts 65, 66, 67, 68 ensure that the support member 42 is always aligned parallel to the robot base 41, regardless of the movement and adjustment of the actuators 44. In this way prevents tilting of the support member 42.
- FIG. 12 shows the industrial robot according to FIG. 1 1 in a vertical section along the longitudinal axis of the vertically aligned first rotation axis 53.
- the second rotation axis 62 can be seen which is arranged coaxially to the first rotation axis 53 in the first rotation axis 53.
- the diameter of the second rotation axis 62 is smaller than the diameter of the first rotation axis 53.
- the second rotation axis 62 extends through the first rotation axis 53, the first joint 57, and the second joint 63. At the up and down over the first axis of rotation protruding end of the second axis of rotation is equipped with shaft joints.
- the industrial robot shown in Fig. 12 is provided with a reinforcing cross 70 which is disposed on the rods 49 and 50 of the lower arm portion 48.
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