英文摘要 |
This research proposes a model for mixed reality (MR) iterative design and robot-assisted build based on human-robot collaboration. The aim is to achievean integrated process innovation from design to build through the real-time alternating loop between MR full-scale design and robot-assisted manufacturing. The research develops a human-robot collaboration system called Robot Collaboration System (ROCOS). ROCOS allows a designer to engage in accumulative iterative design simulations through an immersive design interface in a MR environment, while synchronously assembling and constructing by a physical robotic arm. It realizes an alternating design and build loop between the designer and the robotic arm. ROCOS consists of three key parts: 1. MR interface, 2. Iterative design simulation, and 3. Collaborative construction. Firstly, the MR interface provides adesigner with an immersive environment where he can conduct full-scale environment layout, spatial condition setting, and design simulation. With the assistance of reference space built in MR, adesigner can carry out full-scale design simulations. In the iterative design part, ROCOS provides a wooden strip-weaving iterative design tool. A designer can simulate the interlocking and weaving of strip units with multiple lines drawn through the MR glasses and handgrips until a complex strip structure is formed. In the third part, collaborative construction, whenever a designer completes the design simulation of a strip unit, ROCOS immediately extracts its BIMinformationincluding length, position, and orientation, and uses KUKA|PRC to convert them into robotic arm assembly pathsin HRL format. Then the HRL file can drive the physical robotic arm to perform real-time assembly. This achieves an alternating loop between virtual design simulation and physical assembly construction. |