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Robotics is the fast emerging technic in manufacturing products like cars, bikes, heavy vehicles, etc.,.

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ROBOTS IN MANUFACTURING

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WHO INTRODUCED WORD “ROBOT”? The term robot was first introduced by a Czech dramatist, KAREL CAPEK in his 1921 play " Rossum's Universal Robots ". Robot comes from the Czech word ROBOTA, meaning drudgery or slave-like labour.

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WHO INTRODUCED WORD “ROBOT”? ISAAC ASIMOV , coined the word robotics as the science of the study of robots, in his science fiction stories about robots in 1940s .

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DEFINITION:- "A reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulator designed to move material, parts, tools, or specialized devices through various programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks" Robot Institute of America, 1979

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HISTORY:- The first modern industrial robots, called Unimates , were developed by GEORGE DEVOL and JOE ENGELBERGER in the late 50's and early 60's. Engelberger formed Unimation and was the first to market robots. As a result, Engelberger has been called the 'father of robotics .'

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Aerospace Automotive manufacturing and supply Chemical, rubber and plastics manufacturing Electrical and electronics Entertainment-movie making Food stuff and beverage manufacturing Glass, ceramics and mineral production Printing Wood and furniture manufacturing AREAS OF MANUFACTURING WHERE ROBOTS ARE USED

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SPECIFIC ROBOTIC TASKS IN MANUFACTURING Assembling products Handling dangerous materials Spraying finishes Inspecting parts, produce, and livestock Cutting and polishing Welding

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ADVANTAGES OF ROBOTICS Competitive Advantage Robots can do some things more efficiently and quicker than humans. Mechanical Robots never get sick or need to rest, so they can work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Greater output per hour with consistent quality Continuous precision in repetitive operation Robots don't get bored, so work that is repetitive and unrewarding is no problem.

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SOME EXAMPLES OF ROBOTS IN MANUFACTURING Wash-Down Robot for hygiene in food processing Palletizer for stacking products on pallets for shipping Occubot A testing system for car seats Robotic Sprayer automated paint sprayer

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WASH-DOWN ROBOT Wash-Down Robot Used in food processing in compliance with strict hygiene requirements. The KUKA Wash Down Robot

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PALLETIZER Bundles and stacks boxes onto pallets for storage and shipment.

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OCCUBOT Continuously presses its “OccuForm” dummy into the same seats. Measures the degree of wear and resistance based on force. Occubot - testing system for car seats-

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ROBOTIC SPRAYER Automated paint spraying

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LIMITATIONS OF ROBOTICS Today's robots: Are not creative or innovative Can not think independently Can not make complicated decisions Can not learn from mistakes Can not adapt quickly to changes in their surroundings Every successful business must depend on real people for these abilities.

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SUMMARY The robots of today are based on computer technology. The robotics industry is thriving. Higher production capacity can be achieved using robots. Higher quality products are manufactured using robots. Robots don’t talk back!

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