Robot controller performing soft control
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsTetsuaki Kato, Teruki Kuroshita
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AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsTetsuaki Kato, Teruki Kuroshita
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The robot controller (RC) performs soft control in which a virtual spring or virtual damper is made to act between a tool of a robot and an objective workpiece. The robot controller includes: gain reducing arrangement (41, 42) for selecting an articulated shaft from articulated shafts (J1-J6) of the robot based on a soft control starting position where the soft control is started and the virtual spring or virtual damper when performing the soft control, and reducing a position gain and/or speed gain of the certain articulated shaft lower than a position gain normal value and/or speed gain normal value of the selected articulated shaft; and a correction torque reducing arrangement (43) for reducing a correction torque of the selected articulated shaft calculated based on the soft control starting position and the virtual spring or virtual damper lower than a correction torque normal value of the selected articulated shaft when performing the soft control. As a result, it is possible to overcome obstacles to smooth action in the direction in which the virtual spring or virtual damper is made to act.
A robot controller for controlling a robot having a plurality of articulated shafts, the robot controller performing soft control in which a virtual spring is made to act between a tool of the robot and an in a direction defined by a tool coordinate system in a fixed position-and-orientation with respect to the tool of the robot or a working coordinate system in a fixed position-and-orientation with respect to the objective workpiece, comprising:
A robot controller for controlling a robot having a plurality of articulated shafts, the robot controller performing soft control in which a virtual damper is made to act between a tool of the robot and an objective workpiece in a direction defined by a tool coordinate system in a fixed position-and-orientation with respect to the tool of the robot or a working coordinate system in a fixed position-and-orientation relation with respect to the objective workpiece, comprising:
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