
Robotics and Automated Production Lines
Trans Tech Publications Ltd (Publisher)
Published on 25. July 2016
Book
Paperback/Softback
152 pages
978-3-03835-759-9 (ISBN)
Description
Presented collection prepared by results of work the 1st MHI Colloquium (24.02 - 25.02.2016, Hamburg, Germany) and devoted to decision of many issues related with industrial robotics and automated production lines and manufactures. This volume will be useful for many scientists and engineers connected with automation of modern manufacturing processes.
Presented collection prepared by results of work the 1st MHI Colloquium (24.02 - 25.02.2016, Hamburg, Germany) and devoted to decision of many issues related with industrial robotics and automated production lines and manufactures. This volume will be useful for many scientists and engineers connected with automation of modern manufacturing processes.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Zurich
Switzerland
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
Illustrations, unspecified
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 170 mm
Thickness: 8 mm
Weight
400 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-03835-759-9 (9783038357599)
DOI
10.4028/b-iH8p5y
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Content
<ul><li>Adaptive Optimal Multiple Object Tracking Based on Global Cameras for a Decentralized Autonomous Transport System</li><li>Energy Efficiency Potentials of Different Robot Design Concepts</li><li>Analysis and Reduction of Errors in an Automated Robot-Based Repair Process Chain</li><li>Identification of Assembly System Configuration for Cyber-Physical Assembly System Planning</li><li>Simplified Path Programming for Industrial Robots on the Basis of Path Point Projection by a Laser Source</li><li>Towards a Domain Specific Language for Sensor-Based Actions</li><li>Controlling and Assisting Manual Assembly Processes by Automated Progress and Gesture Recognition</li><li>Investigation of the Applicability of an iGPS Metrology System to Automate the Assembly in Motion of a Truck Cabin</li><li>Joining Parameters and Handling System for Automated Subpreform Assembly</li><li>Simulation-Based Control and Simulation-Based Support in eRobotics Applications</li><li>Application of Customizable Robot Assistance Systems to Compensate Age-Related Restrictions of the Musculoskeletal System for Assembly Workplaces</li><li>Combining Planning and Simulation to Create Human Robot Cooperative Processes with Industrial Service Robots</li><li>System for the Estimation of Robot Cycle Times in Early Production Planning Phase</li><li>Sensitivity Analysis of the Dynamic Behavior of Transported Material in Vibratory Bowl Feeders Using Physics Simulation</li><li>Integrated Parameter Management Concept for Simplified Implementation of Control, Motion Planning and Process Optimization Methods</li><li>Towards a Modular and Wearable Support System for Industrial Production</li><li>A Human Centered Multi-Agent-System for Production Planning and Control</li></ul>