Methodology of redesigning a Delta-type parallel robot 3-DOF in terms of a prescribed workspace
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https://doi.org/10.5377/nexo.v26i1.853Keywords:
delta-type parallel robot, workspace, optimization.Abstract
This paper develops and applies a methodology for re-designing a Delta-type parallel mechanism based on a prescribed workspace, for whatever geometric shape. The methodology was implemented in Matlab® software without using an objective function, selecting feasible minimum values of the design variables, these lengths are: fixed and mobile platform, links or arms that comprising the kinematic chain and a distance between the base fixed and space requirement. The geometric shape defined prescribed volume was compared with the shape of two workspace Delta-type robots available in the international market. The methodology was applied to parallel robot Delta-type Parallix LKF-2040, created in CICATA – IPN, Queretaro, Mexico, in order to design their industrial version.
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