Russian Scientists Patent Software for Robot Control
The technology is expected to be used in automated assembly lines, warehousing, and cargo transportation.
Russian developers have created and patented an innovative software program for controlling industrial robots. In practice, the software functions as a “brain,” or control system, for production equipment, responsible for automating gripping, movement, and precise positioning of various objects. The developers are a research team from the Alekseev Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University.
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According to the researchers, the software suite features an integrated command-processing system, supports multiple operating modes, and includes built-in mechanical protection as well as configuration and diagnostic tools.
The solution can be deployed across a wide range of industries where automated conveyor-based assembly is required, including operations involving ampoules or other fragile items, as well as warehousing and cargo transportation.
The industrial “brain” is built around a multi-level input data processing architecture, real-time algorithms, and a coordination layer. It also supports integration with industrial protocols and incorporates failover mechanisms.
