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    • 2. 发明申请
    • Robotic Force/Torque Sensor with Controlled Thermal Conduction
    • US20210387352A1
    • 2021-12-16
    • US16902674
    • 2020-06-16
    • ATI Industrial Automation, Inc.
    • Joseph Lipsey
    • B25J13/08B25J19/00B25J15/00G01L1/22
    • A robotic force/torque (FT) sensor restricts the conduction of heat, generated by an attached tool, through the FT sensor body to a radial direction. Heat from the tool is channeled to the center of the FT sensor body by a thermally conductive member. Additionally, heat from the tool is insulated from portions of the FT sensor body other than its center by a thermally insulating member. Transducers, such as strain gages attached to the surfaces of deformable beams, are disposed at a substantially equal distance from the center of the FT sensor body. Accordingly, as heat conducts through the FT sensor body from the center radially outwardly, all transducers experience substantially equal thermal load at any given time. Embodiments of the present invention substantially eliminate thermal gradients across groups of transducers that are wired in differential circuit topologies, such as half-bridge or quarter-bridge, enhancing the ability of such circuits to reject a common-mode signal component caused by thermal changes to the FT sensor body or the transducers themselves. Elimination of thermal gradients in the FT sensor body, other than one in the radial direction, enhances the effectiveness of known temperature compensation techniques.
    • 8. 发明申请
    • ROBOTIC TOOL CHANGER WITH TOOL STAND DECOUPLE POWER SUPPLY
    • 机械工具更换与工具台式电源
    • US20160052146A1
    • 2016-02-25
    • US14749708
    • 2015-06-25
    • ATI Industrial Automation, Inc.
    • William G. BerrocalMack Earl Manning
    • B25J15/04B23Q3/155B23B31/30
    • B25J15/0441B23B31/30B23Q3/1552B25J15/0416B25J15/0491
    • A robotic tool changer ensures inherently safe operation by separating power sources for the “couple” and “decouple” operations of its coupling mechanism. The power for the decouple operation is available only when an attached robotic tool is safely disposed in its tool stand. Once the robotic tool leaves the tool stand, there is no power supplied to the coupling mechanism of the robotic tool changer to decouple the robotic tool from a robot arm. Accordingly, it is impossible for the robotic tool to inadvertently become disengaged from the robot arm—even if software were to erroneously assert a DECOUPLE signal, or otherwise initiate a decouple operation. Furthermore, since the design is inherently safe, neither interlock circuits, the redundancy of such circuits, nor the extensive and complex monitoring circuits necessary to ensure their proper operation, are necessary.
    • 机器人换刀器通过分离其联接机构的“耦合”和“去耦”操作的电源来确保本质安全的操作。 只有当连接的机器人工具安全地放置在其工具架上时,解耦操作的电源才可用。 一旦机器人工具离开工具架,则没有电源供给机器人工具更换器的联接机构,以将机器人工具与机器人手臂分离。 因此,机器人工具不可能无意中脱离机器人臂 - 即使软件错误地声明了DECOUPLE信号,或者以其他方式启动解耦操作。 此外,由于设计本质上是安全的,所以不需要互锁电路,这种电路的冗余以及确保其正常工作所必需的广泛和复杂的监控电路。
    • 10. 发明授权
    • Robotic force/torque sensor with controlled thermal conduction
    • US11491663B2
    • 2022-11-08
    • US16902674
    • 2020-06-16
    • ATI Industrial Automation, Inc.
    • Joseph Lipsey
    • B25J13/08G01L1/22B25J15/00B25J19/00
    • A robotic force/torque (FT) sensor restricts the conduction of heat, generated by an attached tool, through the FT sensor body to a radial direction. Heat from the tool is channeled to the center of the FT sensor body by a thermally conductive member. Additionally, heat from the tool is insulated from portions of the FT sensor body other than its center by a thermally insulating member. Transducers, such as strain gages attached to the surfaces of deformable beams, are disposed at a substantially equal distance from the center of the FT sensor body. Accordingly, as heat conducts through the FT sensor body from the center radially outwardly, all transducers experience substantially equal thermal load at any given time. Embodiments of the present invention substantially eliminate thermal gradients across groups of transducers that are wired in differential circuit topologies, such as half-bridge or quarter-bridge, enhancing the ability of such circuits to reject a common-mode signal component caused by thermal changes to the FT sensor body or the transducers themselves. Elimination of thermal gradients in the FT sensor body, other than one in the radial direction, enhances the effectiveness of known temperature compensation techniques.