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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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BBC Sets Daleks to Work
Hollingum, Jack - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 5, pp. 26-28
Since 13 April 1993 BBC Television News has been produced with the help of remotely controlled mobile cameras. Except for certain programmes there are no camera operators on the studio floor — in fact there is scarcely anybody on the studio floor apart from presenters. Jack Hollingum went to...
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The Digit Muscle
Greenhill, Sam - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 5, pp. 29-30
The digit muscle is a new actuator that is small, light, simple and friendly. It has no stiction, is easily controllable and is exceptionally powerful.
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Pushing Back the Barriers of Welding Technology
Sholl, Phil - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 12-13
Ricardo Hitec Ltd is pioneering the development of sensor‐controlled robotic systems suitable for use in a variety of environments including hazardous areas typical of the oil exploration, nuclear, and process industries, or industrial applications where physical limitations prevent operator...
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Lamberton: The Phoenix Returns to the Furnace
Loudon, Marshall; Hollingum, Jack - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 14-17
In September 1992, Lamberton Robotics became “The Lamberton Robotics Division of James Howden & Company”, the Renfrewshire‐based engineering company, and now enjoys the support of Howden Group engineering strength and worldwide operations.
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Diesel Engine Assembly
Klein, Stefan; Madsen, Claus - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 18-20
Modern‐day assembly lines for car and truck engines are highly automated installations. Although their basic design, relatively inflexible conveyor systems, and dedicated automatic stations have hardly changed over the years, they have become more and more complex. This has meant that the time...
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The Aircraft Cleaning Robot “SKYWASH”
Schraft, R.D.; Wanner, M.C. - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 21-24
Conventional industrial robots are low payload devices and this has been state of the art for many years. The laws of physics mitigate against the easy implementation of large robots. As robots become larger, the structure and drive natural frequency decreases, limiting the system gain and...
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A US Consortium Builds Automated Analytical Laboratory
Pellerin, Cheryl - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 25-28
Driven by the Department of Energy's (DOE) expected 30‐year clean‐up of its nuclear weapons complex, a research team, co‐ordinated from Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico, has built an automated environmental laboratory.
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Intelligent Factory Automation with Machine Vision Systems
Boillot, J.P.; Begin, G. - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 29-32
General Principles of 3‐D Vision Cameras: Vision systems aimed at upgrading on‐line operations of robotic‐based processes are major advances for intelligent automation. On‐line 3D visualization of the working scenes, with appropriate features extraction and analysis, are prerequisites...
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Howden Tunnel‐boring Machine
Hollingum, Jack - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 20 (1993) 6, pp. 33-36
For this review of heavy duty robots Jack Hollingum went to Scotland to see a tunnel‐boring machine just completed by James Howden, and met Dr Owen Davies, Technical Manager, who considered the opportunities for automation and robotics in such machines.
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IGM Give Ayrshire Metal Products A Smooth Profile : IN WHAT IS CLAIMED TO BE THE UK'S FIRST FLEXIBLE ROBOT PLASMA CUTTING CELL, IGM PROFILE TRUCK CHASSIS MEMBERS
Loughlin, Clive - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 18 (1991) 1, pp. 14-16
Irvine based Ayrshire Metal Products plc have come a long way since their origins in the wooden shipbuilding industry. Many of the changes have occurred in the last three years as part of an “automate to survive” £3 million investment programme.
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