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A real-time interpolation strategy for transition tool path with C 2 and G 2 continuity

Wang et al., 2018

Document ID
11060893933277376365
Author
Wang H
Wu J
Liu C
Xiong Z
Publication year
Publication venue
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology

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A typical interpolation strategy for line segments consists of a transition scheme, a Look- ahead ACC/DEC scheduling, and an interpolation algorithm. In these three parts, the main computation occurs in the first and second part. Some research work has been carried out to …
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