Murad Muradi erhält zwei Best Presentation Awards anl. 6th ICCAR 2020, Singapore
Murad Muradi, externer Doktorand von Prof. R. Wanka, erhielt den Best Presentation Award für sein Paper „Sample-Based Motion Planning for Multi-Robot Systems“ (1) in der Vortragsreihe Robot Motion and Path Planning anl. der 6th International Conference on Control, Automation and Robotics (ICCAR 2020) in Singapore, 20-23 April 2020. Herr Muradi durfte sich sogar über einen zweiten Best Presentation Award für das Paper „Processing Time Optimization for Robot Applications“ (2) in der Vortragsreihe Intelligent Robot and Engineering Application freuen.
Abstract (1): We present a methodology for robot path planning and smoothing based on the probabilistic roadmap algorithm and simulated annealing algorithm. Furthermore, a fast and accurate collision detection and a suitable format for the abstract description of robot problems are introduced. The methods are tested on the automotive sealing process by applying them to a practical problem.
Abstract (2): This research work includes the use of heuristic algorithms to automatically generate processing time optimized robot programs for manufacturing processes in the automotive industry. For this, we’ve implemented a genetic algorithm with multi-parent recombination and adjacency-based crossover. A reallocation mutation is also introduced to optimize the load balancing by classifying tasks into common and fixed tasks depending on their location relative to the robots‘ workspace. The heuristic is compared to an exact solver by applying it to a test problem. Lastly, the methodology is also applied to a real business problem in the area of vehicle sealing