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COMMANDIA

Collaborative Robotic Mobile Manipulation of Deformable Objects in Industrial Applications (SOE2/P1/F0638)

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The COMMANDIA project seeks to improve the competitiveness and work conditions of industries by automating processes through the use of robots.

There are many strategic industries that handle deformable products, such as food, clothing, toys or leather goods. The automation of the handling and processing of deformable products is an important technological challenge and, due to the variability of these products, these tasks are difficult to be automated. Today, no reliable robotic solution is offered to the industry.


Many tasks involving deformable products are performed manually (for example, assembling the leather pieces of a shoe on the sole). In many cases, these tasks can cause ailments or injuries (for example, repetitive or non-ergonomic movements for the joints, or handling of very heavy objects). They can be uncomfortable (for example, cutting the meat in refrigerated environments and under unpleasant odors) and even risky (for example, manipulating knives, hot parts or toxic products such as glues or paints) for human operators.

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Objective

The main goal of this project is to improve the competitiveness and work conditions of industries where deformable objects have to be manipulated directly by human operators in order to control their shapes during production.

EXPECTED RESULTS


This project proposes to develop and disseminate a set of new techniques and technologies in robotic perception, control and planning for dynamically handling deformable objects with a group of collaborative mobile manipulators. These new robotic functionalities will be applied in several industrial tasks identified by the industrial partners in the meat and footwear sectors.

 

The COMMANDIA project is partially supported by the Interreg Sudoe Programme, which is financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).


Documents

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PARTNERS

Coordinator
SIGMA
 
Partners

UZ INESCOPUACOIMBRA

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