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Title: A highly flexible, automated, parts sorting and transfer system
Authors: Saliba, Michael A.
Spiteri, Gracelee
Grech Sollars, Bernard
Farrugia, Karl
Keywords: Robotics
Automation
Sorting devices
Issue Date: 2008
Publisher: Elsevier BV
Citation: Saliba, M. A., Spiteri, G., Grech Sollars, B., & Farrugia, K. (2008). A highly flexible, automated, parts sorting and transfer system. 18th I.Mech.E. International Conference on Flexible Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing (FAIM 2008), Skövde. 428-435.
Abstract: In this work, a vision-based robotic system for the automated sorting and relocation of different parts has been developed. In the application under consideration, pre-defined but differently-shaped objects arrive on a moving conveyor belt in random order and in an unstructured manner. The objects are recognized and have their position and orientation measured by a vision sensor, and an industrial robot fitted with a highly versatile gripper picks up the objects from the moving conveyor and transfers them to different locations in a structured manner. The work demonstrates the development and integration of a number of different sub-systems to carry out an important industrial process in an automated and highly flexible manner.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/73786
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