Industrial Robotics: Technology, Programming, and Applications
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| Rating | : | 4.35 (846 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 007024989X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 546 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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Amazon Customer said Dated, but completely relevant. I'm a mechanical engineer recently out of college, and got this book because I found myself wading in to the world of industrial automation and robotics with my work, and it seemed like one of the cheapest books on the subject out there. It was a great place to start. Despite being written in 198"Dated, but completely relevant" according to Amazon Customer. I'm a mechanical engineer recently out of college, and got this book because I found myself wading in to the world of industrial automation and robotics with my work, and it seemed like one of the cheapest books on the subject out there. It was a great place to start. Despite being written in 1982, I found that almost everything within these pages was still completely relevant in today's workplace. The mechanics, design theory, electrical and system design, control theory, and general layout of this book are an excellent reference. I was impressed by how well the book. , I found that almost everything within these pages was still completely relevant in today's workplace. The mechanics, design theory, electrical and system design, control theory, and general layout of this book are an excellent reference. I was impressed by how well the book. Great Industrial Robotics Users Guide [1986] Prof David T Wright This is a core-text of industrial engineering undergraduate studies- a well referenced, attractively presented, comprehensive users guide [pre-1990] to robotics for industrial applications. Beyond that, is the demonstration of the engineering approach to systems development in complex environments (e.g. business) that has a far wider application.Topics addressed include: the fundamentals, robot technology (control systems and components, robot motion analysis and control, robot end-effectors, sensors in robotics, and machine vision), robot programming and languages (i
And there is no shirking from peripheral activities such as CAD-CAM and artificial intelligence.. It provides a unique, interdisciplinary treatment of robotics-showing the contributions of the various fields of mechanical, electrical, and industrial engineering, and computer science, to robotics. Industrial Robotics encompasses the entire spectrum of the state of the art. The authors bring it all together from design to use