Sichere Mensch-Roboter-Kollaboration
- Typ: Block (B)
- Semester: WS 24/25
- Dozent: Dr.-Ing. Johannes Kurth
- SWS: 2
- LVNr.: 2400236
- Hinweis: Präsenz
Inhalt | Deutsch: 1. Einführung und Grundlagen der Mensch–Roboter-Kollaboration (MRK)
2. Definition Sicherheit
3. Mögliche Gefährdungen bei der Mensch-Roboter-Kollaboration
4. „Sichere(?)“ Roboter
5. Sichere MRK-Anlagen
6. Von der Planung bis zur Realisierung von MRK-Anlagen
7. Biomechanische Grenzwerte
8. Sichere Sensorik für Schutzeinrichtungen
9. Sicherheit bei mobilen Robotern Engl.: - Introduction and fundamentals of Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC) o Different forms of HRC and differentiation to full automation o Practical examples from series applications o Advantages of HRC compared to full automation with robots - Definition of safety o Machinery Directive / Standards o Declaration of incorporation / CE conformity o Safety Levels o Safety requirements in robotics - Potential hazards in human-robot collaboration o bump and squeeze o Foreseeable misuse o Error in the application - "Safe (?)" Robots o Requirements for collaborative operation according to ISO 10218-1 o Overview of robots and their security concepts o Safely supervised robots o Gray technology / yellow technology in the robot controller o Safety functions based on position values and on force / torque values - Safe HRC-Applications o Risk assessment o HRC cell layout o Design of HRC end effectors, peripherals o Use of safety features o Examples of industrial HRC-solutions - From planning to the realization of HRC systems o HRC compliant engineering o Detailing of the HRC concept in the design phase o Programming and validation o Measurements demonstrating compliance with biomechanical limits - Biomechanical limits o TS 15022 o transient and quasi-static contact o body atlas with limits - Safe sensor technology for safeguards o Basics o Laser scanners o Light curtains o Tactile sensors o Safe vision systems o Planning and design of safeguards - Reaction time from the triggering event to the robot reaction - Necessary safety distances for effectiveness of safeguards - Safety in mobile robotics |
Vortragssprache | Deutsch |
Organisatorisches | VL-Ort: IAR-IPR, Geb. 40.28, SR 001 (EG, links) Die Termine für die Block-VL:
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