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Automation and Robotics

What is the Difference? Automation involves a mechanical device that can imitate the actions of people or animals. Robotics involves the design, construction, and operation of a robot. A robot is a machine that performs complicated tasks and is guided by automatic controls.

Robot Generations Machines, like the puppets in this theater, were designed to imitate human actions over 3,000 years ago.

Robot Generations First generation robots were designed to perform factory work. Such robots performed simple tasks that were dangerous or unpleasant for people. Robots were used to weld, spray paint, move heavy objects, handle hot materials, etc The first industrial robot was online in a General Motors automobile factory in New Jersey. It was called UNIMATE. It was used to pick up and put down parts.

Robot Generations Second generation Robots perform more complex tasks and simulate many human functions. Such robots move, sense surroundings, and respond to changes in their environment. SWORDS on Display U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Jason Mero (right) describes the capabilities of the SWORDS (Special Weapons Observation Remote Direct-Action System) robot to Garth Renn, an attendee at the Washington Auto Show, Washingon Convention Center in Washington D.C., Jan. 24, Defense Dept. photo by Gerry J. Gilmore.

Today’s Robots Industrial robots perform many factory jobs –Welding –Painting –Assembly

Today’s Robots Medical Robots –Assist with surgery –Transport materials –Dispense medicine –Communicate The mobile robot (left) can roll to a patient's bedside and enable two-way, real time communication between a physician and a patient, patient's family, other physicians, and nurses. Photo by Army Institute of Surgical Research, September 28, Lt. Col. Charles Reilly performs laser eye surgery on Senior Airman John Paul Marsh Aug. 23 at the newly opened Defense Department Joint Warfighter Refractive Surgery Center at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

Today’s Robots Assistive Robots –Eating –Walking –Cleaning –Grasping/reaching EL-E The Robot

Today’s Robots Explore –Space –Underwater –Military

Today’s Robots Household Robots –Vacuum –Mow lawn –Clean

Degree of Freedom Robotic arms use Flexible joints to perform precise movements The ability to move in a particular direction is a robot’s degree of freedom Most robots have six degrees of freedom

Work Envelope The area that a robotic arm can move around is called its work envelope The work envelope size and space is determined by the size of the robot and its degrees of freedom Some robots can be controlled independently with a computer and wireless radio or tether.

How a Robotic System Functions Computers are the brains of a modern robotic system Usually five main parts of a robotic system Controller: serves as robots brain Program: provides instructions for the robot to follow Manipulator: resembles human arm or torso provides movement End Effector: serves as a robot’s hand Power Supply: provides electric, hydraulic, or pneumatic power to the robot

Robots in Motion Honda - The Power of Dreams - Dream The Impossible - Documentary SeriesHonda - The Power of Dreams - Dream The Impossible - Documentary Series

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