Search for dissertations about: "The development and application of industrial robots"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the words The development and application of industrial robots.
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1. Designing workstations for human–industrial robot collaboration : Development and application of simulation software
Abstract : Human-industrial robot collaboration (HIRC) creates an opportunity for an ideal combination of human senses and industrial robot efficiency. The strength, endurance and accuracy of industrial robots can be combined with human intelligence and flexibility to create workstations with increased productivity, quality and reduced ergonomic load compared with traditional manual workstations. READ MORE
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2. Design Optimization in Industrial Robotics : Methods and Algorithms for Drive Train Design
Abstract : Robot manufacturers, like many other manufacturers, are experiencing increasing competition in a global market where one way to confront the challenge is by making the development process more efficient. One way to speed up the time to market for new products is to take advantage of design optimization based on simulation models. READ MORE
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3. Sensor Fusion and Control Applied to Industrial Manipulators
Abstract : One of the main tasks for an industrial robot is to move the end-effector in a predefined path with a specified velocity and acceleration. Different applications have different requirements of the performance. READ MORE
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4. Control of industrial robots through high-level task programming
Abstract : In this thesis we present an experimental research platform in robotics, XPROB. This platform has been designed to be a tool that facilitates the development of robotic applications. READ MORE
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5. Evaluation of Industrial Robot Mechanical Systems for Applications that Require Human-Robot Collaboration
Abstract : In order to develop robot automation for new market sectors associated with short product lifetimes and frequent production change overs, industrial robots must exhibit a new level of flexibility and versatility. This situation has led to the growing interest in making humans and robots share their working environments and sometimes even allowing direct physical contact between the two in order to make them work cooperatively on the same task by enabling human-industrial robot collaboration (HIRC). READ MORE