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Robots 927 Robotics 672 Welding 175 Automation 96 Sensors 83 Assembly 76 Inspection 60 Control 57 Simulation 48 Automotive 46 Grippers 45 Automotive industry 44 Control technology 44 ABB 41 Machine vision 41 Control systems 40 Navigation 40 Calibration 37 Teleoperation 37 Motion 36 Industrial robots 35 Lasers 35 Programming and algorithm theory 35 Japan 34 Handling 33 Medical 33 Mobile robots 32 Plastics 32 Safety 31 Painting 30 Actuators 29 Motoman 29 Kinematics 28 Materials handling 28 Robot design 26 Artificial intelligence 23 Industrial robot 23 Surgery 22 Agriculture 21 Food 21
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Rigelsford, Jon 131 Loughlin, Clive 86 Kochan, Anna 66 Bloss, Richard 58 Hollingum, Jack 58 Bogue, Robert 50 Rooks, Brian 41 Pransky, Joanne 37 Kusuda, Yoshihiro 23 Norberto Pires, J. 23 Wilson, Mike 21 Mortimer, John 18 Sanders, David 18 Connolly, Christine 17 Bugmann, Guido 15 Hartley, John 15 Cao, Qixin 13 Derby, Stephen 13 Xiong, Youlun 13 Madsen, Ole 12 Pegman, Geoff 12 Armada, Manuel A. 11 Dietsch, Jeanne 11 Nobertro Pires, J. 11 Troccaz, Jocelyne 11 Waldron, Kenneth J. 11 Bridge, Brian 10 Buckingham, Rob 10 Mytum-Smithson, Jessica 10 Smith, Faye 10 Tokhi, Osman 10 Evans, Tony 9 Armada, Manuel 8 Chen, Shanben 8 Franks, Jeff 8 Ranky, Paul G. 8 Saunders, David 8 Du, Guanglong 7 Liu, Hong 7 Pellerin, Cheryl 7
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CAD interface for automatic robot welding programming
Norberto Pires, J.; Godinho, T.; Ferreira, P. - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 1, pp. 71-76
Industrial robots play an important role in industry, due to their flexibility. Many applications (almost all that require human intervention) may be performed with advantages by robots. Nevertheless, set‐up operations, necessary when changing production models, are still tricky and...
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Robots pave the way to improved quality at Peugeot Citroen UK
Mortimer, John - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 118-123
The France‐based vehicle maker, PSA Group, is preparing for the next round of new model introductions. So it is making an in‐depth assessment of which robots to purchase. Meanwhile, the company's plant in Britain is gearing up for its own compliment of new robots.
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BMW chooses innovative robotic machining system for axle carriers
Kochan, Anna - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 124-129
BMW axle design has evolved considerably in recent years to reduce weight and increase performance. The latest developments have created the need for a relatively precise finish machining operation on axle carriers. To perform this machining, BMW uses innovative Tricept robots due to the high...
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The CLAWAR project on mobile robotics
Virk, G.S.; Muscato, G.; Semerano, A.; Armada, M.; … - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 130-138
This paper presents the EC funded Climbing and walking robotics project and its activities to encourage the development of a common framework to assist researchers and companies to focus at the component level to make the required innovations. An open modular philosophy is felt to be needed to...
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Continuing new welding developments at Weldex show
Rooks, Brian - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 139-144
This paper reviews the Weldex exhibition held at the NEC in Birmingham in November 2003. Highlights of the show included VirtualArc from ABB, which is able to predict weld conditions using physics of the arc, the hybrid MSG‐laser welding process from Cloos and a new spot weld‐specific...
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Robot cell feasibility study and implementation for a Japanese manufacturing company based in Hong Kong
O’Brien, S.; Reid, C.; Dang, C.B.; Tse, Brian - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 145-147
The report details work carried out by the Hong Kong Technical College for a feasibility and implementation study for a robotically serviced turning cell for the manufacture of automotive pump rotors.
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A modular approach for the design of the Alicia 3 climbing robot for industrial inspection
Longo, Domenico; Muscato, Giovanni - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 148-158
The system proposed in this paper is the Alicia 3 robot, which is based on the Alicia II module. Its aim is to inspect non‐porous vertical walls like those of aboveground petrochemical tanks, with a wide range of surface materials and cleanliness levels. To meet this aim, pneumatic‐like...
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Exploring the micro‐ and nanoworld with cubic centimetre‐sized autonomous microrobots
Estaña, R.; Seyfried, J.; Schmoeckel, F.; Thiel, M.; … - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 159-178
In order to bridge the increasing gap between the micro‐ and nanotechnologies, a European consortium is currently developing and investigating a cluster of mobile, wireless cubic centimetre‐sized microrobots. The control and sensor issues which are to be solved for such a robot system are...
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Adding extra sensitivity to the SMART non‐linear actuator using sensor fusion
Montes, H.; Pedraza, L.; Armada, M.; Akinfiev, T.; … - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 179-188
The prospect of using humanoid robots in practical applications attracts an important research effort and the latest steps forward in robot technology show many remarkable achievements where design aspects, control systems and software evolution regarding humanoid machines have been realised....
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The user interface system for the Robovolc exploration robot
Sim, Patrick; Sacco, Vincenzo; Singh Virk, Gurvinder - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 31 (2004) 2, pp. 189-200
This paper presents the development of the user interface for the Robovolc volcano exploration robot. The discussion examines the important issues, concepts that need to be considered and the lessons learnt during the overall development phase. The process by which the final user interface was...
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