I recently came across some work on automated driving for sheet forming applications. However, I am keen to see it work in real and the complexity of parts that it can manufacture. So, if you would like to share some videos, demos, etc. or invite me to your lab for a visit, let me know.
Amar, if you are interested in a collaborative development work, I am ready to help you.
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As this question may be unclear to some,
Driving refers to the use of specific machines that have a top tool set and a bottom tool set which can be simultaneously driven to produce sheet metal parts.
Research at TU Munich in this field is available below.
https://www.rt.mw.tum.de/en/research/fields-of-research/process-control/production-of-individualised-sheet-metal-as-a-benchmark-for-the-evaluation-of-cognitive-methods-for-incremental-forming/
It is being proposed as being better than SPIF and TPIF. But, I would like to know more and in particular, get in touch with groups that are into automated driving.
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