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Fault Diagnosis of 2RRU-RRS Parallel Robots Based on Multi-Scale Efficient Channel Attention Residual Network

MS-ECA-ResNet diagnoses 2RRU-RRS parallel robot faults via CWT time-frequency images with multi-scale features and channel attention, achieving high accuracy and noise robustness.

Shuxiang He, Wei Ye, Yong Zhang, Shanyi Liu, Zhen Wu, Lingmin Xu

Published Apr 8, 2026Paper ↗

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Abstract

Parallel robots are widely applied in many fields because of their unique advantages. To ensure their operational safety and reduce maintenance costs, designing an accurate and reliable fault diagnosis method is essential. Focusing on the 2RRU-RRS parallel robot, this paper proposes an intelligent fault diagnosis method based on a multi-scale convolutional residual network integrated with an Efficient Channel Attention mechanism (MS-ECA-ResNet). Firstly, to fully retain the time-frequency features of the signals, the one-dimensional vibration signals are converted into two-dimensional images using the Continuous Wavelet Transform (CWT). Secondly, a multi-scale convolutional feature extraction structure is designed to enhance the model’s feature extraction ability at different time scales. Furthermore, the ECA mechanism is introduced into the residual network to reinforce important feature channels and suppress noise interference. Comparative experiments, noise environment experiments, and ablation experiments were conducted on a 2RRU-RRS parallel robot experimental platform with a vibration signal dataset. The results demonstrate that the proposed method achieves superior diagnostic accuracy and robustness compared to typical deep learning models, particularly in maintaining high performance under simulated noise conditions. This provides a preliminary validation of the method’s effectiveness in capturing fault-related impacts, offering a potential technical reference for the health monitoring of parallel robots in real-world scenarios.