Abstract
Industrial robots play an indispensable role in flexible production lines, and the faults caused by degradation of equipment, motors, mechanical system joints, and even task diversity affect the efficiency of production lines and product quality. Aiming to achieve high-precision multiple size of fault diagnosis of robotic arms, this study presents a back propagation (BP) multiclassification neural network-based method for robotic arm fault diagnosis by taking feature fusion of position, attitude and acceleration of UR10 robotic arm end-effector to establish the database for neural network training. The new algorithm achieves an accuracy above 95% for fault diagnosis of each joint, and a diagnostic accuracy of up to 0.1 degree. It should be noted that the fault diagnosis algorithm can detect faults effectively in time, while avoiding complex mathematical operations.
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