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    ECE103 - INDUSTRIALELECTRONICS ROBOTICS

    Introduction to Robotic

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    ht is Robot!

    A re-programmable, multifunctional

    manipulator designed to move

    material, parts, tools, or specialized devicesthrough various programmed

    motions for the performance of a variety of

    tasks.

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    nti# Chrct"ristics o$ Robot

    %obi#it&'It possesses some form of mobility.

    Pro(r))bi#it&'implying computational or symbol-manipulative capabilities that a designer can combineas desired (a robot is a computer). It can be

    programmed to accomplish a large variety of tasks.After being programmed, it operates automatically.

    S"nsors'on or around the device that are able tosense the environment and give useful feedback to the

    device

    %"chnic# c*bi#it&'enabling it to act on itsenvironment rather than merely function as a dataprocessing or computational device (a robot is a

    machine); and

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    " Ls o$ Robotics .Isc Asi)o/

    +irst L A robot may not inure a human being, or,through inaction, allow a human being to come toharm.

    S"cond L A robot must obey orders given it byhuman beings, e!cept where such orders would con"ictwith the #irst $aw.

    Third L A robot must protect its own e!istence aslong as such protection does not con"ict with the #irstor %econd $aw.

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    truction nd Worin( o$ th" Robot

    2 %"chnic# *#t$or)s- th"hrdr" bs" 2 S"nsors2 %otors2 Dri/in( )"chnis)s

    2 Po"r su**#i"s2 E#"ctronic Contro#s2 %icrocontro##"r s&st")s2 Ln(u("s

    2 RC S"r/os2 Pn"u)tics2 Dri/in( 4i(h-Curr"nt Lods $ro)Lo(ic2 Contro##"rs

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    truction nd Worin( o$ th" Robot

    Sensors are the parts that act like senses and can detect objects or things like heat and lightand convert the object information into symbols or in analog or digital form so that computersunderstand. And then Robots react according to information provided by the sensory system

    %icrocontro##"rs:>speed

    >size

    >memory

    Ln(u("s:RoboML(Robotic Markup Language)

    ROSSUM

    XRCL

    (Extensible Robot ControlLanguage)

    Oth"r d"/ic"s:Motors

    Driving mechanisms

    o!er supplies

    Driving "igh#$urrent %oads from %ogic

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    ot S&st") Archit"ctur"

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    t"(ori"s o$ Robot

    C 03 S

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    obot %r"t

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    stri# Robotics A**#ictions

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    r/ic" Robotics

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    ic" Robotics' %obi#" Robots

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    on# Robots' Ent"rtin)"nt

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    ch Ch##"n("s $or S"r/ic" nd P"rson# Robo