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Robots and Automatic Factories
W.B. Heginbotham
- Year
- 1981
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Industrial robots bear little resemblance to the science fiction concept of futuristic machines — they are little more than machine tools except that their prime function is handling not making components. Being designed to replace a human operator, many of the machines currently available are somewhat similar in scale to a human being although their continuous weight lifting abilities can be much in excess of a human. They generally have one manipulating arm and there are three classical types of robot architecture:
Keywords
RobotFunction (biology)Artificial intelligenceComputer scienceArchitectureHuman–computer interactionOperator (biology)EngineeringBiology
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