Search for dissertations about: "assembly"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 1245 swedish dissertations containing the word assembly.
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16. Supporting the Implementation of Industrial Robots in Collaborative Assembly Applications
Abstract : Until recently, few technologies have been applicable to increase flexibility in the manufacturers’ assembly applications, but the introduction of industrial robots in collaborative assembly applications provides such opportunities. Specifically, these collaborative assembly applications present an opportunity to, in a fenceless environment, combine the flexibility of the human with the accuracy, repeatability, and strengths of the robot while utilizing less floor space and allowing portable applications. READ MORE
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17. On the Mechanism of Assembly of Xylans onto Cellulose Surfaces
Abstract : Cellulose is the most abundant biopolymer on earth and the major component in cell walls of wood and terrestrial plants. Commercial applications include paper, plastics, hygiene and pharmaceutical products. The composition and morphology of cellulose surfaces affect the product properties. READ MORE
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18. Self-assembly of magnetic particles
Abstract : Self-assembly is the spontaneous formation of larger structures from small building blocks. This process is driven and determined by the interactions between the constituents. READ MORE
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19. Spectral Methods for Self-Assembly
Abstract : Conventional manufacturing relies on robotics and chemistry to create, shape and combine components into products. Nature shows us an alternative route: by carefully designing interactions between components, they can be made to spontaneously self-assemble into complex arrangements. READ MORE
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20. Nanoparticles : Engineering, Assembly, and Biomedical Applications
Abstract : This thesis deals with novel aspects through Nanotechnologyof"bottom-up"and"top-down"strategies in combination with Biotechnology as aninterdisciplinary study. The feasibility of chemically tailoredsuperparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPION) forin-vivobiomedical applications has beendemonstrated. READ MORE