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Lesson Plan Subject Name-Robotics and Flexible Manufacturing Systems Branch-Production Engineering Subject Code-BPE 2802 Semester - 8

This lesson plan covers topics related to robotics and flexible manufacturing systems over 20 modules across 4 periods. It includes discussions of robot fundamentals, classification, end effectors, applications in manufacturing, kinematics, dynamics, actuators, sensors, controllers, programming, and flexible manufacturing systems components and applications. The plan allocates time ranging from 1 to 10 periods per module to cover definitions, concepts, and examples within each topic area.
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Lesson Plan Subject Name-Robotics and Flexible Manufacturing Systems Branch-Production Engineering Subject Code-BPE 2802 Semester - 8

This lesson plan covers topics related to robotics and flexible manufacturing systems over 20 modules across 4 periods. It includes discussions of robot fundamentals, classification, end effectors, applications in manufacturing, kinematics, dynamics, actuators, sensors, controllers, programming, and flexible manufacturing systems components and applications. The plan allocates time ranging from 1 to 10 periods per module to cover definitions, concepts, and examples within each topic area.
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LESSON PLAN

Subject Name-Robotics And Flexible Branch- Production Engineering


Manufacturing Systems
Subject Code-BPE 2802 Semester- 8th

Period/
S/N Module Topic(s)
Hours
Robot fundamentals: definitions, history of robots, laws of
1. I 1
robots, robot specification, anatomy of robot
Robot classification, function line diagram representation of
2. I 2-3
robot arms, common types of arms.
Robot end effectors- Types, Tools as end
3. I 4
effectors,consideration in gripper selection and design.
Robot application in manufacturing-Material transfer-Material
4. I handling, loading and unloading, processing-spot and 5-6
continuous arc welding and spray painting.
Manipulator Kinematics- Homogenous coordinate
5. I transformation,D-H representation of kinematics linkages, 7-9
Forward and inverse kinematics of manipulators, Euler’s angle.

6. I Differential transformation and manipulators, Jacobians. 10

Robotics Dynamics: velocity kinematics, acceleration of rigid


7. II body, Lagrange Euler formulation. Robot actuators and sensors, 11-13
internal and external sensors.
Position –potentiometric, Optical sensors, Encoders-absolute,
8. II 14
incremental touch and slip sensors
Velocity acceleration sensors, Proximity sensors, force and
9. II 15
torque sensors.
Actuators- Hydraulic, Pneumatic and electrical, comparison of
10. II 16-18
actuating systems and their relative merits and demerits.
Robot Controllers: open and close loop control, manipulator
11. III 19
control problem, linear control
PD and PID control schemes, force and torque control in
12. III 20-23
robotic manipulators.
Robot Programming: Textual and lead through WAIT,
13. III 24
SIGNALand DELAY commands.
Capabilities and limitations of leadthrough programming, robot
14. III 25-27
language structure.
Motion, sensors and end efforts commands, Programming
15. III 28
examples.
Period/
S/N Module Topic(s)
Hours
Flexible manufacturing systems: types of production,
16. IV 29-31
characteristics, applications, Flexibility in machining systems.
Need for FMS, Flexible automation, where to apply FMS
17. IV 32
technology.
Components of FMS- FMS layout configuration, Planning the
18. IV FMS, workstations, Material Handling System, Automation 33-36
Guided Vehicle systems.
Automated storage and retrieval systems, FMS layout
19. IV 37-39
configurations.
Application and benefits of FMS, problems in implementing
20. IV 40
FMS.

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