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Digital Human and Robot Simulation in Automotive Assembly using Siemens Process Simulate: A Feasibility Study

机译:使用Siemens Process Simulate在汽车装配中进行数字人机和机器人仿真的可行性研究

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The global trend toward customization in the automotive sector has led to significant increase in the variability of components available to the assembly process. The increase in product variability directly impacts the complexity of the manufacturing process and consequently increases the possibility for human-generated error. Several solutions have been offered to reduce the potential risk of error in complex assembly processes which can be generalized as cognitive-based or physical-based assistive methods. Creating a digital twin of the process, both the human and machine elements, is a preliminary requirement before deploying such solutions in a real-world manufacturing environment. The digital twin simulation provides a platform for testing a variety of solutions and what-if scenarios to improve planning and decision making. While there exist commercially available products of human digital twin modeling, these do not provide a proper platform for human – machine interaction modeling. In the context of this work,machineis defined as an industrial robot with an objective of investigating the feasibility of deploying a smart collaborative robotic solution to provide physical assistance to the human worker in a cumbersome manufacturing process. To do so, an overhead assembly operation from a real-world vehicle assembly plant is identified, and a digital twin of human model is created in Siemens Tecnomatix suite. The study starts with the simulation of various human anthropomorphic models to discover the limitations in performing the assembly tasks based on gender, weight and height. Furthermore, a digital twin of a mobile robot designed to provide physical assistance to the human to perform the assembly operation is introduced. The results are evaluated in terms of process time, joint ergonomic impact and reveal some current limitations of combined digital twin modeling of humans and robots collaborating.
机译:汽车领域定制的全球趋势已导致可用于组装过程的组件的可变性显着增加。产品可变性的增加直接影响制造过程的复杂性,因此增加了人为错误的可能性。已经提供了几种解决方案来减少复杂组装过程中潜在的错误风险,这些解决方案可以概括为基于认知的或基于物理的辅助方法。在将这种解决方案部署到现实世界的制造环境中之前,创建包括人员和机器元素的过程的数字孪生模型是一项初步要求。数字孪生仿真提供了一个平台,用于测试各种解决方案和假设场景,以改善计划和决策制定。尽管存在人类数字孪生建模的市售产品,但这些产品并未为人机交互建模提供适当的平台。在这项工作的背景下,机器被定义为工业机器人,目的是研究部署智能协作机器人解决方案以在繁琐的制造过程中为人类工人提供物理帮助的可行性。为此,确定了来自现实世界的汽车装配厂的高架装配操作,并在Siemens Tecnomatix套件中创建了人体模型的数字孪生模型。该研究从各种人类拟人模型的仿真开始,以发现根据性别,体重和身高执行装配任务的局限性。此外,介绍了一种移动机器人的数字双胞胎,该双胞胎旨在为人类提供物理帮助以执行组装操作。对结果进行了评估,包括处理时间,对人体工程学的影响,并揭示了人与机器人协作的数字双胞胎建模的当前局限性。

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