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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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Robot applications in the Japanese food industry
Hamazawa, Motohiro - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 4, pp. 274-279
Describes general considerations for the design of robots for use in the food industry and gives application examples for food handling and bag packing. Also discusses gripper designs.
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Manipulator visual servoing and tracking of fish using a genetic algorithm
Minami, Mamoru; Agbanhan, Julien; Asakura, Toshiyuki - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 4, pp. 278-289
This paper presents the real‐time visual servoing of a manipulator and its tracking strategy of a fish, by employing a genetic algorithm (GA) and the unprocessed gray‐scale image termed here as “raw‐image”. The raw‐image is employed to shorten the control period, since it has more...
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Robotics for meat processing – from research to commercialisation
Templer, R.G.; Nicholls, H.R.; Nicolle, T. - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 4, pp. 290-296
Over the last five years we have successfully researched, designed, developed and commercialised the world’s first lamb and sheep dressing robots. Two have already been sold to commercial concerns. This has caused a paradigm shift in the way automation in meat processing can be viewed. In this...
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Cobots
Peshkin, Michael; Colgate, J. Edward - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 335-341
Collaborative robots – “cobots” – are intended for direct interaction with a human worker, handling a shared payload. They are a marked departure from autonomous industrial robots which must be isolated from people for safety reasons. Cobots are also distinct from teleoperators, in which...
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Rover 75 sets new standards in body‐in‐white assembly
Rooks, Brian - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 342-348
Highlights the investment made by Rover for the launch of its new executive car, the Rover 75. Discusses the reasoning behind the building of a completely new factory on the existing Oxford site that has double the output capacity of the one it replaces. It also has a much better quality...
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New robot applications satisfy the automotive industry’s need for even greater flexibility
Kochan, Anna - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 349-353
Reviews new applications of robots in the automotive industry. Describes new compact robot designs which can fit into very small spaces and provide greater flexibility in the body shop. Outlines how paint shop technology is evolving to make greater use of robots. Highlights pioneering...
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Vision systems in the automotive industry
Wilson, Mike - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 354-357
Discusses the application of low cost laser based seam tracking systems to welding robots in the automotive industry.
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Robotization in the Japanese automotive industry
Kusuda, Yoshihiro - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 358-360
Describes the robotization of the Japanese automotive industry. The automotive industry is still the major segment of the industrial robot market in Japan. At the moment, however, annual shipments of industrial robots to the industry are at only 60 per cent of the peak in 1991. This reflects the...
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Detroit and Hanover Shows reveal new robots, controllers and simulation tools
Kochan, Anna - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 361-364
This article reviews the Industry Fair in Hanover and the International Robots & Vision Show in Detroit. Outlines two new assembly applications being performed by robot. Describes the latest robot technology to be introduced to the market. Highlights new control technology and simulation tools.
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UK industrial robot installations slip back
Hollingum, Jack - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 26 (1999) 5, pp. 365-367
The annual statistical report of investment in robot automation in UK manufacturing industry during 1998 shows some slippage since the record level of 1997, though the total of installations during the year was still higher than in earlier years. The decline was mainly attributable to a sharp...
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