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RoboDK
https://robodk.com/
https://robodk.com/doc/en/Basic-Guide.html
https://github.com/RoboDK/RoboDK-API/tree/master/Python
https://www.making.unsw.edu.au/learn/robodk-learn-module/
Install-RoboDK-64-v5.2.2.exe (5.2.2)
Install-RoboDK-64-v5.5.1.exe (5.5.1)
robodk_python_api_example.7z
pick_and_place.py
# KMOLab Portable RoboDK pick and place
from robolink import * # API to communicate with robodk
from robodk import * # robodk robotics toolbox
# Setup global parameters
BALL_DIAMETER = 100 # diameter of one ball
APPROACH = 100 # approach distance to grab each part, in mm
nTCPs = 6 # number of TCP's in the tool
#----------------------------------------------
# Function definitions
def box_calc(BALLS_SIDE=4, BALLS_MAX=None):
"""Calculate a list of points (ball center) as if the balls were stored in a box"""
if BALLS_MAX is None: BALLS_MAX = BALLS_SIDE**3
xyz_list = []
for h in range(BALLS_SIDE):
for i in range(BALLS_SIDE):
for j in range(BALLS_SIDE):
xyz_list = xyz_list + [[(i+0.5)*BALL_DIAMETER, (j+0.5)*BALL_DIAMETER, (h+0.5)*BALL_DIAMETER]]
if len(xyz_list) >= BALLS_MAX:
return xyz_list
return xyz_list
def pyramid_calc(BALLS_SIDE=4):
"""Calculate a list of points (ball center) as if the balls were place in a pyramid"""
#the number of balls can be calculated as: int(BALLS_SIDE*(BALLS_SIDE+1)*(2*BALLS_SIDE+1)/6)
BALL_DIAMETER = 100
xyz_list = []
sqrt2 = 2**(0.5)
for h in range(BALLS_SIDE):
for i in range(BALLS_SIDE-h):
for j in range(BALLS_SIDE-h):
height = h*BALL_DIAMETER/sqrt2 + BALL_DIAMETER/2
xyz_list = xyz_list + [[i*BALL_DIAMETER + (h+1)*BALL_DIAMETER*0.5, j*BALL_DIAMETER + (h+1)*BALL_DIAMETER*0.5, height]]
return xyz_list
def balls_setup(frame, positions):
"""Place a list of balls in a reference frame. The reference object (ball) must have been previously copied to the clipboard."""
nballs = len(positions)
step = 1.0/(nballs - 1)
for i in range(nballs):
newball = frame.Paste()
newball.setName('ball ' + str(i)) #set item name
newball.setPose(transl(positions[i])) #set item position with respect to parent
newball.setVisible(True, False) #make item visible but hide the reference frame
newball.Recolor([1-step*i, step*i, 0.2, 1]) #set RGBA color
def cleanup_balls(parentnodes):
"""Delete all child items whose name starts with \"ball\", from the provided list of parent items."""
todelete = []
for item in parentnodes:
todelete = todelete + item.Childs()
for item in todelete:
if item.Name().startswith('ball'):
item.Delete()
def TCP_On(toolitem, tcp_id):
"""Attach the closest object to the toolitem Htool pose,
furthermore, it will output appropriate function calls on the generated robot program (call to TCP_On)"""
toolitem.AttachClosest()
toolitem.RDK().RunMessage('Set air valve %i on' % (tcp_id+1))
toolitem.RDK().RunProgram('TCP_On(%i)' % (tcp_id+1));
def TCP_Off(toolitem, tcp_id, itemleave=0):
"""Detaches the closest object attached to the toolitem Htool pose,
furthermore, it will output appropriate function calls on the generated robot program (call to TCP_Off)"""
toolitem.DetachAll(itemleave)
toolitem.RDK().RunMessage('Set air valve %i off' % (tcp_id+1))
toolitem.RDK().RunProgram('TCP_Off(%i)' % (tcp_id+1));
#----------------------------------------------------------
# The program starts here:
# Any interaction with RoboDK must be done through RDK:
RDK = Robolink()
# Turn off automatic rendering (faster)
RDK.Render(False)
#RDK.Set_Simulation_Speed(500); # set the simulation speed
# Gather required items from the station tree
robot = RDK.Item('Fanuc M-710iC/50')
robot_tools = robot.Childs()
#robottool = RDK.Item('MainTool')
frame1 = RDK.Item('Table 1')
frame2 = RDK.Item('Table 2')
# Copy a ball as an object (same as CTRL+C)
ballref = RDK.Item('reference ball')
ballref.Copy()
# Run a pre-defined station program (in RoboDK) to replace the two tables
prog_reset = RDK.Item('Replace objects')
prog_reset.RunProgram()
# Call custom procedure to remove old objects
cleanup_balls([frame1, frame2])
# Make a list of positions to place the objects
frame1_list = pyramid_calc(4)
frame2_list = pyramid_calc(4)
# Programmatically place the objects with a custom-made procedure
balls_setup(frame1, frame1_list)
# Delete previously generated tools
for tool in robot_tools:
if tool.Name().startswith('TCP'):
tool.Delete()
# Calculate tool frames for the suction cup tool of 6 suction cups
TCP_list = []
for i in range(nTCPs):
TCPi_pose = transl(0,0,100)*rotz((360/nTCPs)*i*pi/180)*transl(125,0,0)*roty(pi/2)
TCPi = robot.AddTool(TCPi_pose, 'TCP %i' % (i+1))
TCP_list.append(TCPi)
TCP_0 = TCP_list[0]
# Turn on automatic rendering
RDK.Render(True)
# Move balls
robot.setPoseTool(TCP_list[0])
nballs_frame1 = len(frame1_list)
nballs_frame2 = len(frame2_list)
idTake = nballs_frame1 - 1
idLeave = 0
idTCP = 0
target_app_frame = transl(2*BALL_DIAMETER, 2*BALL_DIAMETER, 4*BALL_DIAMETER)*roty(pi)*transl(0,0,-APPROACH)
while idTake >= 0:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# first priority: grab as many balls as possible
# the tool is empty at this point, so take as many balls as possible (up to a maximum of 6 -> nTCPs)
ntake = min(nTCPs, idTake + 1)
# approach to frame 1
robot.setPoseFrame(frame1)
robot.setPoseTool(TCP_0)
robot.MoveJ([0,0,0,0,10,-200])
robot.MoveJ(target_app_frame)
# grab ntake balls from frame 1
for i in range(ntake):
TCPi = TCP_list[i]
robot.setPoseTool(TCPi)
# calculate target wrt frame1: rotation about Y is needed since Z and X axis are inverted
target = transl(frame1_list[idTake])*roty(pi)*rotx(30*pi/180)
target_app = target*transl(0,0,-APPROACH)
idTake = idTake - 1
robot.MoveL(target_app)
robot.MoveL(target)
TCP_On(TCPi, i)
robot.MoveL(target_app)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# second priority: unload the tool
# approach to frame 2 and place the tool balls into table 2
robot.setPoseTool(TCP_0)
robot.MoveJ(target_app_frame)
robot.MoveJ([0,0,0,0,10,-200])
robot.setPoseFrame(frame2)
robot.MoveJ(target_app_frame)
for i in range(ntake):
TCPi = TCP_list[i]
robot.setPoseTool(TCPi)
if idLeave > nballs_frame2-1:
raise Exception("No room left to place objects in Table 2")
# calculate target wrt frame1: rotation of 180 about Y is needed since Z and X axis are inverted
target = transl(frame2_list[idLeave])*roty(pi)*rotx(30*pi/180)
target_app = target*transl(0,0,-APPROACH)
idLeave = idLeave + 1
robot.MoveL(target_app)
robot.MoveL(target)
TCP_Off(TCPi, i, frame2)
robot.MoveL(target_app)
robot.MoveJ(target_app_frame)
# Move home when the robot finishes
robot.MoveJ([0,0,0,0,10,-200])
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