Microprocessor controls for limited-function robots
Guy Charles, Richard Weston
- Year
- 1982
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
This paper describes a microprocessor controller for limited-function, special-purpose robots. Both hardware and software for the controller were developed in modular form so that appropriate modules can be selected to suit a particular robot configuration. Two levels of sequence programming, defining the task to be performed by a robot, can be utilized. Low-level sequence programming can be used by a trained operator but is time consuming and error prone. High-level sequence programming can be achieved using a software communications module which prompts the operator so that negligible training is required and sequences can be developed efficiently.
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