Hybrid additive-subtractive methods in robot assisted manufacturing

Abstract

Abstract Additive-subtractive methods of making multi-composite metal parts combine the best technologies in a single hybrid production. Both methods used in the general production plan at the same time are justified for metal-consuming products. Each method shows its strengths when operating embedded fabricate systems with different alloys. Non-standard products with geometric nuances still make up the basic nomenclature of additive-subtractive production. Additive-subtractive solutions for enterprises are proposed, which converge both methods on the basis of complex approach. Solutions are new industrial products with the property of direct integration into production elements. The connection of industrial systems through data exchange information networks creates production models, which are controlled independently.