The 6-DOF industrial robot has wide application prospects in the field of optical manufacturing because of its high degrees of freedom, low cost, and high space utilisation. However, the low trajectory accuracy of robots will affect the manufacturing accuracy of optical components when the robots and magnetorheological finishing (MRF) are combined. In this study, aiming at the problem of the diversity of trajectory error sources of robot-MRF, a continuous high-precision spatial dynamic trajectory error measurement system was established to measure the trajectory error accurately, and a step-by-step and multistage iterations trajectory error compensation method based on spatial similarity was established to obtain a high-precision trajectory. The experimental results show that compared with the common model calibration method and general non-model calibration method, this trajectory error compensation method can achieve accurate compensation of the trajectory error of the robot-MRF, and the trajectory accuracy of the Z-axis is improved from PV > 0.2 mm to PV < 0.1 mm. Furthermore, the finishing accuracy of the plane mirror from 0.066λ to 0.016λ RMS and the finishing accuracy of the spherical mirror from 0.184λ RMS to 0.013λ RMS using the compensated robot-MRF prove that the robot-MRF has the ability of high-precision polishing. This promotes the application of industrial robots in the field of optical manufacturing and lays the foundation for intelligent optical manufacturing.
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