Redundant accelerometer sensor system for absolute movement and orientation determination of a robotic arm
AssigneeKassow Robots ApS
InventorKristian KASSOW
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AssigneeKassow Robots ApS
InventorKristian KASSOW
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The present disclosure relates to a robot comprising a robotic arm extending between a base end and a tool end and comprising a base at the base end and a plurality of joints including a first joint, a second joint and a third joint. The robotic arm comprises a plurality of accelerometers including a first accelerometer and a second accelerometer. The plurality of accelerometers being positioned between the base end and a third joint of the robotic arm. The first accelerometer generating a first accelerometer signal indicative of acceleration sensed by the first accelerometer and the second accelerometer generating a second accelerometer signal indicative of acceleration sensed by the second accelerometer. The robot further comprises a first processing unit receiving the first accelerometer signal, and wherein the first processing unit determines orientation and/or acceleration of the base based on the first accelerometer signal.
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A robot comprising a robotic arm extending between a base end and a tool end and comprising a base at the base end and a plurality of joints including a first joint, a second joint, a third joint, a fourth joint, a fifth joint, and a sixth joint, the plurality of joints connecting the base and the tool end, the first joint being positioned between the base and the second joint, the second joint being positioned between the first joint and the third joint, the fourth joint being positioned between the third joint and the fifth joint, the fifth joint being positioned between the fourth joint and the sixth joint,
A control unit for a robot comprising a robotic arm extending between a base end and a tool end and comprising a plurality of joints including a first joint, a second joint, a third joint, a fourth joint, a fifth joint, and a sixth joint, the control unit being adapted to be arranged at the base end of the robotic arm to form part of a rigid base of the robotic arm,
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