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Thin-walled and weak-rigid laminated components are widely used in aircraft, and there are a large number of connecting holes on their surfaces. At present, most of these holes are manually drilled with a minority processed by machine tools or robots [1], [2]. Manual drilling suffers from drawbacks such as high labor intensity, difficulty in ensuring drilling quality, and elevated rates of rework.
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