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Industrial robots are usually non-adaptive and are capable of performing its routine tasks efficiently, ranging from drilling, welding, spray-painting and packaging. Industrial robots are used in the process of manufacturing, assembly of electronics, processing food, etc.
All industrial robots must have a means to carry out its tasks to be effective, which is called an end effector - a mechanical device on the end of a robotic arm capable of performing useful work. They come in all shapes and form, depending on which is the most suitable for the task(s) they are performing. Most end effector used to carry out some form of cutting, drilling or twisting action needs a tool of some kind. Those used for grasping, holding, moving or controlling operation needs to have a gripper. In addition, a switch that can turn an electric current on and off is added to those robots in charge of an operation that needs to be connected, disconnected or redirected.
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Why are robots expensive?
Toy robots can be found under $50. A Roomba floor cleaning robot retails for about $150. Industrial robots can cost many thousands of dollars.
Are all robots able to move around?
The traditional view of robots as semi-intelligent machines that can move around and behave like humans is a long way from the norm. Although there are robots that are human like, the vast majority are industrial robots. They are built and programmed to do very specific jobs such as product assembly, picking and sorting. These industrial robots are normally firmly fixed into one place and have no chance of moving anywhere.
What sensors do industrial robots have?
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How does industrial robots affect the workplace?
robots can work 24 hours a day and humans can't :P
Do all robots have heads arms and legs just like us?
No. What you're referring to would be called a humanoid(=human-shaped) robot, and those are actually quite rare. Most robots today are industrial robots, and they look entirely different.
Is robots are being used in your Britain?
In industrial production - sure.
What is the difference between industrial and teleoperated robots?
nothing 600
What has the author Y Bouchut written?
Y. Bouchut has written: 'Robotique industrielle et choix d'investissement' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Industrial robots, Industrial Robots, Investments
Is there such things as robots?
Yes, there are many different types of robots and only a few are actually human shaped. Robots are in essence just automated machines.
What has the author Fei-fei Ding written?
Fei-fei Ding has written: 'Master-slave control system for a novel robot design' -- subject(s): Industrial Robots, Robots, Industrial
How are robots classified?
Robots are classified based on various criteria, including their functionality, structure, and application. Functionally, they can be categorized into industrial robots, service robots, and mobile robots. Structurally, they may be classified as articulated, Cartesian, or SCARA robots. Additionally, robots can also be distinguished by their level of autonomy, ranging from fully autonomous to remotely operated.
What island country in Asia leads the world in the use industrial robots?
Japan
