Publications / 1995 Proceedings of the 12th ISARC, Warsaw, Poland

Characteristics of a Robot Oriented Building Block System

T. Bock; W. Leyh
Pages 243-257 (1995 Proceedings of the 12th ISARC, Warsaw, Poland, ISBN 9788386040025, ISSN 2413-5844)
Abstract:

The application of that robot system for the automatic assembly of commercial cavity blocks is the subject of the following report. What is characteristic of cavity blocks is the fact that they are at first assembled dry, without cementing material, and the masonry is later filled with mortar. As to their weight and dimension, the cavity blocks used by various companies are adjusted to the ergonomics of a mason. The entirely different characteristics and abilities of assembly robots are not taken into consideration. However, their dimensional tolerance is relatively small (0.5 mm). Furthermore as cavity bricks, they have conic and oval recesses. Both features are strongly favourable for automation.

This report will highlight specific problems during automized construction assembly with commercial standard assembly elements, and help to solve them[6].

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