Full-automatic intelligent nailing system and using method
A fully automatic and intelligent technology, applied in the field of nailing machines, can solve the problems of inaccurate nailing position, inaccurate detection, inaccuracy, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing the frequency of locking failure and reducing the workload.
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[0032] This embodiment provides a fully automatic intelligent nailing system, including a base frame 1, a machine head assembly 6, an alarm device 7, a host computer, an X-axis module 5, a Z-axis module 14, a jig 41, and a Y-axis module 10. The screw machine 4 used for screw feeding; the X-axis module 5 and the Z-axis module 14 are respectively used to drive the machine head assembly 6 to move along the X-axis direction and the Z-axis direction, and the Y-axis module 10 is used for Drive the fixture 41 to move along the Y axis, and the fixture 41 is used to fix the target object that needs to be screwed into; X-axis module 5, Y-axis module 10, Z-axis module 14, head assembly 6, screw machine 4. The alarm devices 7 are all connected to the host computer through communication;
[0033]The head assembly 6 includes a displacement sensor 16, a mounting back plate 18, a shaft coupling 19, a camera one 21, a batch head 23, a camera two 29, a limit block one 40, a torque motor 32, and...
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[0048] This embodiment provides a method for using the fully automatic intelligent nailing system described in Embodiment 1, including the following steps:
[0049] S1. The host computer controls the screw machine to deliver the screws and controls the work of the blowing and suction nozzle according to the position and type of the screw that needs to be driven into the target object designed in the design drawing. The blowing and suction nozzle will suck the screw to the lower end of the batch head; in addition , fix the target object with a jig, and the upper computer controls the Y-axis module to drive the jig to move to the set position;
[0050] S2. The host computer controls the camera 2 to capture the image of the screw at the lower end of the batch head and transmits it to the host computer. The host computer performs image recognition on the screw image obtained by the camera 2, and obtains the appearance parameters of the screw (including verticality, depth, width, to...
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