Due to large working space and strong flexibility

serial industrial robots are widely used in the machining of large structural parts such as aircraft skin and aviation transparent part. However

the low stiffness of industrial robots and large differences in the spatial distribution of dynamic characteristics lead to low limits of their milling stability

significant variations in milling performance in different machining regions

and narrow windows of available process parameters. It is important to study the dynamic characteristics of the robot milling system during machining and to establish a positional correlation modal prediction model to improve the robot machining performance. In this paper

a modal prediction method based on deep neural network is proposed for an ABB robotic machining system. Firstly

the modal experiment of the robot processing system is carried out by using the Doppler vibrometer

and the spatial variation of each order modal is analyzed. Then

according to the actual working space of the robot

an experiment is designed to obtain the frequency response function set related to the pose

and the related modal parameters are accurately identified by the rational polynomial method. On this basis

the hyperparamter optimization method is used to establish a deep neural network prediction model

which can accurately predict the pose-dependent modal parameters in the robot workspace. Finally

the experimental results show that the prediction accuracy of this method can reach more than 80%.