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28 May 1993 Sensorized robolaser for material processing
Giorgio Manassero, Giorgio Marinoni
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Proceedings Volume 1821, Industrial Applications of Optical Inspection, Metrology, and Sensing; (1993) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.145564
Event: Applications in Optical Science and Engineering, 1992, Boston, MA, United States
Abstract
An innovative anthropomorphic robot laser is described. The beam is transmitted from the source to the sensorized focusing head by a chain of flat high reflective mirrors, located inside the robot structure. This machine can be joined to whatever laser source up to 8 kW and is able to perform cutting, welding and heat treating processes mainly by changing the final optical head. In order to obtain constant and repeatable results, during laser processing, it was necessary to develop suitable sensorized systems. The paper treats the activity and results obtained in the first phase of the research where the feasibility of a new sensorized head, for controlling hardening process, has been experimentally tested. The statistical methodology 'Parameter Design' was used in order to obtain an accurate analysis over the process field. Several tests have been performed both in oven and with laser beam. A good correlation between sensor signals and case depth was found. A prototype of optical head will be presented.
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Giorgio Manassero and Giorgio Marinoni "Sensorized robolaser for material processing", Proc. SPIE 1821, Industrial Applications of Optical Inspection, Metrology, and Sensing, (28 May 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.145564
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Head

Optical filters

Heat treatments

Coating

Laser cutting

Prototyping

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