Algorithms for the optimized generation of trajectories through splines, and integration into open architecture control system

authors: Fabrizio Meo

The traditional way for machine tools to execute part-programs consists in moving the tool tip in linear interpolation from one programmed point to the next one. But in some applications (as instance the milling of moulds and dies) a certain degree of approximation in the path is always present. The market requests to integrate into Numerical Controls innovative algorithms that allow to approximate in a customizable way the programmed path, in order to select between a path that goes through all programmed points and one that smoothes all discontinuities in the programmed path with a path error that can be easily selected by the operator. These algorithms can be easily integrated into an open control architecture.

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Submitted by sceaaf on Tue, 10/07/2007 - 10:01am.

Dear Author,
Thank you for your paper. Can I ask you why you didn't implement a test for this path planning method on a real machine to demonstrate the reflected impact on the machine dynamics and the product quality in a real example?.
Regards


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Submitted by Meo on Mon, 16/07/2007 - 4:40pm.

We did. Results described in slides 8 and 9 come from tests implemented on a real machine tool.


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Submitted by sceaaf on Thu, 19/07/2007 - 12:57pm.

Thank you for your explanation. I can see it is related to real Machine Now.


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