System And Method For Detecting Anomaly Of A Machine Tool
AssigneePalo Alto Research Center Incorporated
InventorsLinxia Liao, Rajinderjeet Singh Minhas, Arvind Rangarajan, Tolga Kurtoglu, Johan de Kleer
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AssigneePalo Alto Research Center Incorporated
InventorsLinxia Liao, Rajinderjeet Singh Minhas, Arvind Rangarajan, Tolga Kurtoglu, Johan de Kleer
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A self-aware machine platform is implemented through analyzing operational data of machining tools to achieve machine tool damage assessment, prediction and planning in manufacturing shop floor. Machining processes are first identified by matching similar processes through an ICP algorithm. Machining processes are further clustered by Hotelling's T-squared statistics. Degradation of the machining tool is detected through a trend of the operational data within a cluster of machining processes by a monotonicity test, and the remaining useful life of the machining tool is predicted through a particle filter by extrapolating the trend under a first-order Markov process. In addition, process anomalies across machines are detected through a combination of outlier detection methods including SOMs, multivariate regression, and robust Mahalanobis distance. Warnings and recommendations are flexibly provided to manufacturing shop floor based on policy choice.
A system for detecting an anomaly of a machine tool, comprising:
A method for detecting an anomaly of a machine tool, comprising:
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