Method of controlling a robot

Electricity: motive power systems – Positional servo systems – Program- or pattern-controlled systems

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31856824, 318567, 364513, G05B 1910

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ABSTRACT:
A moving component of a robot, such as a robot arm, is controlled to return from a given position to an original point after the moving component has traced paths established respectively by a group of successive motion data blocks including positional data representative of positions of the moving component. The moving component is moved on the basis of positional data in one of the motion data blocks which precedes a present position of the moving component, and then is moved on the basis of positional data in one of the motion data blocks which precedes said first-mentioned one of the motion data blocks. Therefore, the moving component is moved successively backwards along the paths based on the positional data in the motion data blocks.

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