JOURNAL ARTICLE

Assembly planning for large truss structures in space

Abstract

The approach is based on a graph search algorithm. A relational data structure is used to represent a truss structure. There are four types of entities: units, faces, edges, and vertices. There are contain/contained relationships for every pair of entity types, as well as in-contact relationships between faces. A best-first algorithm constitutes the core of the planner. The cost function in the current implementation corresponds to a combination of the rigidity of the intermediate structures and the total distance to be traversed by the agent executing the assembly tasks

Keywords:
Truss Computer science Rigidity (electromagnetism) Data structure Core (optical fiber) Theoretical computer science Graph Planner Algorithm Artificial intelligence Engineering Structural engineering Programming language

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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
BIM and Construction Integration
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Building and Construction
Design Education and Practice
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Mechanical Engineering

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