Montag, 26. Oktober 2020

Arduino Probleme Code Hochladen

Environment: Windows 10, Arduino IDE 1.8.42.0, Arduino UNO

Das Problem: Arduino UNO ist via USB mit dem PC verbunden. Hochladen des Codes scheitert mit folgender Fehlermeldung:

Beim Hochladen des Sketches ist ein Fehler aufgetreten

Unter Werkzeuge ist der richtige Arduino und der richtige Port "COM3" ausgewählt. Aber wenn ich "Boardinformationen holen" auswähle erhalte ich die Meldung:

Nativer serieller Port, kann Informationen nicht abrufen

 
Deaktiviere Bluetooth. Daraufhin wird in meiner Arduino IDE nicht mehr angezeigt. Nicht schlimm! Im Gerätemanager bleibt der noch verbundene Arduino unter den COM Ports übrig. Diesen deinstallieren.
 
USB Kabel aus- und wieder einstecken. Der Arduino taucht wieder auf. Nun sollte das Hochladen klappen. Neustart der IDE ist nicht notwendig. Wenn ich BT nicht deaktiviere, klappt es seltsamerweise nicht... Bissle strange!

Sonntag, 11. März 2012

android ticklist

Started to implement a ticklist app for android smartphones. A first snapshot:

Montag, 28. September 2009

Catching robot



TOTO - tracking of thrown objects from Dennis Barteit on Vimeo.



The intention of this work is to create a new transport technique in manufacturing. In fully automated production systems, parts should be transported between workstations by robotic throwing and catching. There are two solution approaches to the transport-by-throwing task: aimed throwing (always hit the target) or active catching (tracking the catching device).

This is a successful first implementation of the active catching approach. Until now only tennis-balls are caught. A single standard gray-value camera observes the flight. An industrial gantry-robot tracks a mechanical gripper to a predicted interception position. This robot is realized at the Reinhold-Würth University in Künzelsau, in cooperation with the Institute of Computer Technology, TU Vienna.

Dienstag, 28. Juli 2009

Transport by throwing





The initial idea, that yields to this transport-by-throwing approach, is to use the most direct pathway and therefore possibly increase transportation speed. However,
in an economic view there are more positive features. Industrial manufacturing is the most important sector of German national economy according to a thesis of BDI
about research for industrial production. Also, the manufacturing industry is an important part of the European economy. About 70% of employment in Europe is related
to manufacturing. For the European manufacturing industries it is crucial to modernize their manufacturing base to remain competitive in future, according to an expert group established by the European Commission. In "A vision for 2020" the group claims that "production research must focus on radical transformation of the fundamental processes of manufacturing so that they become:" adaptive, digital, networked and knowledge-based. Where adaptability is the automatic respond to changes in the operating environment.

Throwing and catching is a new approach for transport of parts in production processes. This transport approach would influences various challenges in manufacturing such as flexibility, production speed, or plant design. The internal part of logistics, i.e., the movement and storage of materials inside a given facility, is denoted by the term "material handling". In average, the amount of material handling in production costs is about 20-25% (other source says 30-75%). An efficient material handling can help to reduce operation costs of manufacturing by 15-30%. Typical material transport equipment are industrial trucks, automated guided vehicle systems (AGVS), rail guided vehicles, conveyors, and hoists or cranes. The design of a transport system and the choice of equipment that is used depends on the characteristics of the handled material, the quantities and distances that have to be moved, etc.. In high production rates and limited product variety e.g. conveyors or automated guided vehicles will be used. For these techniques, the transport-by-throwing offers an alternative in fully automated transportation.

Mittwoch, 24. Juni 2009

Publication

D. Barteit, H. Frank, M. Pongratz, F. Kupzog: "Measuring the Intersection of a Thrown Object with a Vertical Plane". In Proceedings on 7th IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics, June 24 - 26, 2009, Cardiff, UK. INDIN 2009

Samstag, 28. März 2009

Publication

D. Barteit: "Maschinelles Fangen fliegender Objekte". wt-online 3 - 2009, Seite 172-176. wt-online 3-2009

Montag, 22. September 2008

Publication

H. Frank, D. Barteit, M. Meyer, A. Mittnacht, G. Novak, S. Mahlknecht: "Optimized Control Methods for Capturing Flying Objects with a Cartesian Robot". In proceedings on 3rd IEEE International Conference on Robotics, Automation and Mechatronics, 22 - 24 September 2008, Chengdu, China.