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Physical separation between eddy current functions and system functions, so that the system requirements (encoders amount, trigger specifications, robot control) can be changed without influence on the eddy current modules. [Pg.277]

Tsai, R.Y. A versatile camera calibration technique for high-accuracy 3D machine vision meterology using off-the-shell tv cameras and lenses. IEEE. 1.Robotics Automation, Vol. RA-3(4),August 1988, pp. 323-344. [Pg.491]

The use of complex scaimers and scatmers "tailormade" for scanning of special components will be increasingly important in the future. The system shall therefore support all scanner types, from simple X-Y scanners to multiaxes robots and have facilities to configure and... [Pg.782]

The PSP-4 includes an interface for scanners, designed for use with the modular scanner concept developed at FORCE Institute. The system supports scanners ranging from simple X-Y scanners to complex scanners, and multi axes robots. [Pg.787]

Figure 6 AIR-1 articulated robot arm with six degrees of freedom Robot performs ultrasonic inspection of a large nozzle weld on a BWR main circulation pipe. Figure 6 AIR-1 articulated robot arm with six degrees of freedom Robot performs ultrasonic inspection of a large nozzle weld on a BWR main circulation pipe.
Robot System for Ultrasonic Examination of Complex Geometries. [Pg.870]

The complete advanced 3D inspection system contains three main components the Advanced Inspection Robot - AIR-1, the new generation P-scan ultrasonic data acquisition system - PS-4 and the 3D ultrasonic simulation system - UltraSIM. [Pg.870]

AIR-1 and PS-4 are used on-site for recording of A-scan data during the on-site inspection. UltraSIM is used for initial ultrasonic simulation, scan path generation and robot simulation (together with the ROBCAD robot simulation software), online control and monitoring of the real AIR-1 robot and finally for 3D reconstruction of ultrasonic A-scan data. [Pg.870]

The Advanced Inspection Robot - AIR-1 is a portable (weight approx. 25 kg.) 6-axis articulated elbow type robot manipulator with 6 degrees of freedom. It is build from standard motor and control module components from FORCE Institutes Modular Scanner System and is controlled from within the UltraSlM/UlScan graphical generic robot control application. [Pg.870]

In addition to the controlling computer the system contains only a small control unit - PSP-4 (weight approx. 5 kg.) which among other system components includes a motor control system integrated closely with the PS-4 ultrasonic system. For communication between the PSP-4 control unit and the robot as well as robot power supply is used a single cable less than 10 mm. in diameter. [Pg.870]

Before any physical movement is done in the real inspection environment, the optimal robot configuration and motion are planned and simulated in a virtual iuspection environment in the ROBCAD 3D robot simulation system. If any collisions or near-collisions are occurring or all the calculated inspection points can not be reached the robot configuration and/or robot inspection programs can be adjusted off-line accordingly without the need of the physical robot or inspection environment. This ensures that the time scheduled for the physical inspection is used actively for inspection instead of testing and configuration. [Pg.871]

Besides simulation of the robot motion, a full virtual inspection includes simulation of the ultrasonic sound propagation during the inspection. For this purpose the UltraSIM/UlSim simulation module is used. [Pg.871]

The virtual transducer can be placed in a specific location on the test object surface, it can be moved along a path (e.g. a robot scanning path generated off-line or a path resulting from a real inspection sequence) or it can be moved along the surface, dynamically updating the ultrasonic sound propagation in the material. [Pg.871]

Online control of the AlR-1 robot is done from within the UltraSIM/UlScan generic scanner control module. With a scanning program as input, the control application is able to calculate and perform cartesian motion for any usual robot manipulator having an inverse solution. The planned robot motion can be simulated off-line before online execution regarding joint and robot position, speed and acceleration. During robot inspection the 3D virtual inspection environment is updated real-time according to the actual robot motion. [Pg.871]

Optimised robot motion calculations in order to reduce inspection time further. [Pg.873]

Figure 2 AIR-1 robot mounted on incbned inspection nozzle... Figure 2 AIR-1 robot mounted on incbned inspection nozzle...
A thematic network on climbing and walking robots including the support technologies for mobile robotic machines ... [Pg.932]

BE.3038 Compact wall and ceiling climbing robotic vehicle with dexterous manipulator arm for low cost remote nondestructive insoection In hazardous environments Mr Bryan Bridge Univ. South Bank London... [Pg.935]

Laborelec s future realisations are vibration analysis, control of inspection robots, and all types of system monitoring. LabVIEW will be used as common tool for developers for the coming years. The synergy effect of a common language for everything concerning acquisition, analysis and processing of data will be beneficial for the whole company. [Pg.1009]

Ferroelectric—polymer composite devices have been developed for large-area transducers, active noise control, and medical imaging appHcations. North American Philips, Hewlett-Packard, and Toshiba make composite medical imaging probes for in-house use. Krautkramer Branson Co. produces the same purpose composite transducer for the open market. NTK Technical Ceramics and Mitsubishi Petrochemical market ferroelectric—polymer composite materials (108) for various device appHcations, such as a towed array hydrophone and robotic use. Whereas the composite market is growing with the invention of new devices, total unit volume and doUar amounts are small compared to the ferroelectric capacitor and ferroelectric—piezoelectric ceramic markets (see Medical imaging technology). [Pg.209]

A subsidiary of lEC and Toshiba Corp. called ONSI Corp. was formed for the commercial development, production, and marketing of packaged PAEC power plants of up to 1-MW capacities. ONSI is commercially manufacturing 200-kW PAEC systems for use in a PC25 power plant. The power plants are manufactured in a highly automated faciHty, using robotic techniques to assemble the repeating electrode, bipolar separator, etc, units into the fuel cell stack. [Pg.582]

EIAs can be used per se or with a spectrophotometer. Traditionally, EIAs have been developed in 96-weU microtiter plates which provide the immobilization support for the assay, the reaction vessel, and, when linked to a spectrophotometer-based reader, a rapid means to detect and quantify the color resulting from interaction of a substrate with the antibody—antigen—enzyme complex. Automated immunoassay analyzers targeted primarily for use in the clinical laboratory have taken automation one step further, utilizing robotics to carry out all reagent additions, washings, and final quantification including report preparation. [Pg.24]


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6-axis multiple-articulation robot

Ad Hoc Communications for Wireless Robots in Indoor Environments

Analysers robotic

Apex robot

Applications robots

Articulated robots

Assay Robots

Assay pipetting robot

Assistive robots

Auto-Spot Robot

Automatic or Robotic Application with Syringes

Automation approaches robotic instrumentation

Automotive robotic dispensing

Autonomous robots

Balances, robotic station

Biomek™ liquid robot

Biomimetic robot

Biped walking robots

Body shop robotic sealing

Cell culture robots

Centrifuges, robotic station

Characteristics of robots

Chem Robot

Classification of robots

Cleaning robots

Combining robotic and continuous systems for more reliable development of the whole analytical process

Computer-controlled robot system

Control of an Autonomous Mobile Robot Using Fuzzy Logic

Control robotic

Controllers, robot

Crawler robot

DNA microarrays robotic microprinting

Definition of the Mobile Robot

Electromechanical actuators robotics

Fabrication by robotic microprinting (direct-deposition approach)

Feedback systems, robot-based

Five-fingered robot hand

Flexible Sensor Array for a Robotic Fingertip Using Organic Thin Film Transistors (OTFT) with Minimum Interconnects and Improved Noise Tolerance

Fracture reduction robot

Friendly Robotics

Full robotic integration

Gantry robots

Gilson robot

Guarding robots

HPLC in Automated and Robot-Assisted Dissolution Testing

HTS robotics

High robotic system

Human-robot interaction

Humanoid robots

HydroNet robot

Industrial robot, definition

Instrument automation robotics systems

Ionic polymer-metal composite robotic actuation

Japan robots

Kinematic and Dynamic Parameters of a Robotic Mechanism

LARS robot

Laboratory robotization

Laws of Robotics

Laws, of robots

Linear Actuators for a Biped Walking Robot

Liquid chromatography robotic

Liquid robotics

MRI Compatible Device for Robotic Assisted Interventions to Prostate Cancer

MRI-compatible robot

Magnetic resonance systems robotics

Manipulators, robotic

Manual vs Robotic Instrumentation for Sample Preparation and Acquiring Spin Column Eluates

Medical robotic

Medical robotics

Medical robots

Micro-robots

Microarray robot

Microscopic robots

Microsurgical robots

Miscellaneous considerations on workstations and robotic stations

Mobile Robot to Clean the External Walls of Oil Tanks

Mobile robot

Modeling of IPMC-actuated Robotic Fish

Molecular robot

Motion Generation of a Starfish-Shaped Gel Robot

Multi robot task allocation

Multi-jointed Robotic Finger Driven by Dielectric Elastomer Actuator

Multi-robot

Multifingered robot hand

Multifingered robot hand bioinspired control

Multifingered robot hand system

Multiple automated robotic synthesizer

Nanotechnology robots

Nanotube robotics

Nitrogen robot

Organic robotic

PUMA robot

Parallel robotic

Path Planning in a Mobile Robot

Personal robots

Pharmaceutical analysis robots

Pipetting robots

Planar chromatography robots

Power supplies, robot

Programming industrial robots

Protein Identification Using Peptide Mass Fingerprinting and Robots

Protein Robots

Quality robot

RedZone Robotics, Inc

Rehabilitation Robot

Rescue robots

Robot Shared-control systems

Robot Supervisory-controlled systems

Robot Telesurgical systems

Robot arms

Robot chemist

Robot components

Robot definition

Robot effect

Robot geometry

Robot intelligent

Robot laboratory

Robot material-handling

Robot navigation example

Robot orthogonal

Robot pendant control

Robot pick and place

Robot sampler

Robot snake

Robot socially assistive

Robot surgery

Robot synthesis

Robot system

Robot target

Robot tracker

Robot training

Robot work envelope

Robot, industrial

Robot, robots

Robot, robots

Robot-Assisted Microsurgery Systems

Robot-based automated

Robot-based automated devices

RobotBASIC Robot Operating System

Robotic

Robotic Applications of EAPs

Robotic Assisted Procedures

Robotic Industries’ Association

Robotic Needle placement

Robotic Prototypes

Robotic Sample Processor

Robotic application

Robotic applications composites

Robotic arm

Robotic arrays

Robotic assays

Robotic automation

Robotic crawler

Robotic development of the whole analytical process

Robotic device

Robotic dispensing

Robotic dispensing advances

Robotic dispensing applications

Robotic dissolution

Robotic dissolution systems

Robotic engineering

Robotic functions

Robotic implementation

Robotic instrumentation

Robotic liquid handlers

Robotic milking

Robotic orthopedic surgery

Robotic palletizers

Robotic positioning

Robotic safety

Robotic sample changer

Robotic sampling

Robotic stations

Robotic stations circular

Robotic stations linear

Robotic stations mobile

Robotic stations peripherals

Robotic surgical simulation

Robotic system controlling robots

Robotic system define

Robotic system history

Robotic system movement

Robotic systems

Robotic systems preparation

Robotic systems screening

Robotic systems synthesis

Robotic techniques

Robotic technology

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Robotic warfare

Robotics

Robotics

Robotics Education

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Robotics for Healthcare

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Robotics in Manufacturing

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Robotics microwave-assisted

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Robotization

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Robots . See

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Robots anatomy

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Robots controlling

Robots cylindrical

Robots future

Robots history

Robots in Space

Robots military

Robots single-task

Rossum’s Universal Robots

SCARA robots

Sample preparation robotics

Sample robots

Screening and robotics

Screening automation automated robotic system

Screening robotic

Section 2 Robotic Systems

Seishin Robot Sifter

Sensor robot

Service robots

Single-task robots and simple uses of robotics

Soft robot

Soft robotic

Spherical robots

State-of-the-art in laboratory robotics today

Steady-Hand Eye Robot

Subordinate robot

Surgical robotic tools

Synthesis robot, automated

Syringe hands, robotic

Teleoperated surgical robots

Temperature measurement robotic sensors

The Power of Microarrays—Robotic Technology Meets Biochemistry

Titrators, robotic station

Tracking Controller of Mobile Robot

UV curing using robotics

Welding robotics

Welding robots

Wheeled mobile robot

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