Contents Multipurpose Robot - 102321
Contents Multipurpose Robot - 102321
1. INTRODUCTION
Robotics has arisen as one of the rapid developing engineering fields in current
day technology and in enormous part used in industrial sector to perform a
wide collection of works. Robots are intended to dispose of people involvement
in labor-intensive and risky work environment. Additionally, robots might be
used in remote working environment that is blocked off to people. Confronting
the shortage of a particular antiviral treatment, it is important to grow new
methods for counteraction and to guarantee that the current ones are effective
as per the field circumstance. The point of this investigation is to design and
build up multipurpose robot innovation. This project is to fabricate a robot that
will help in industrial services. It can also detect obstacle and fire help in
avoiding of the accidents. A camera is use in the robot where in it will show the
recordings or depictions taken while travelling onto wireless control.
This robot must move in any plane surface conditions in industry. With the
advancement and development of wireless and Internet communications,
videos captured by this robot can be viewed remotely on any mobile. The
unskilled operator is enough to operate this robot. In recent years, robotics has
been one of the most developing fields of modern robotics. During the past
decades, there has been a lot of interest in the development of effective and
more comprehensive industrial robotic system. This multipurpose robot will
review for cost, advantage, and comfortability of application in future. In this
project, “multipurpose robot” is designed in such a way that it is fully
automatic in terms of operation and capable enough to make decisions on basis
of result of various sensors that are used in this robot. Furthermore, industrial
material handling, Surveillance, obstacle detection & fire detection application
will attach to the developed robot to fulfill the requirement of industrial
application.
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1.1.Problem Definitions:
1.2. Objectives:
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Referring the in table 1.1, this final year project starts with some introduction
or briefing by supervisor.
• Beginning week, need to do some schedule management for this project
that covered for the whole week. It will be applying in Microsoft excel
to make a Gantt chart.
• After that, this project continuing with some literature review about the
project. In this literature review, need or to gather all the information
related with this project.
• Find the type, design, and the system used on the development of a
machine. It is also including the differences for each design in market.
All the information gathers from internet, journal, reference book and
people. The project continued with design the concept of a machine.
• The designs come out using from all data collection, concept, and
metric link before this. Try to evaluate the mechanical part of machine
and the system for each design come out. From the whole source,
develop (engineering drawing) the final concept. Once again make an
analysis to the final design body system.
• After all information, data and detail drawing are improved, the
fabrication Process stage start. As the reference, we look at detail
drawing to fabricate. The dimension and the material are already list on
the drawing.
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Project Selection
SEPT 1 SEPT -30 SEPT
Project Finalization
Data Collection
OCT 1 OCT -30 OCT
Project Design
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This project Chapter 1 will first introduce the background of the study. Presents
the constraints that directly and indirectly influence on actual present system.
In Chapter 2, literature reviews of different existing techniques are reviewed
and the comparative is presented in literature study discuss the problems
occurred in the system. Chapter 3 we have discussed the construction &
working of system. In Chapter 4, discuss design procedure of system. Chapter
5 discuss manufacturing procedure of system. Chapter 6 discuss cost estimation
of system. Finally, in Chapter 7 discuss advantages, applications & result of the
system to be given.
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2. LITERATURE REVIEW
Kedar Nath Hota, , P K Das, Manoj Kumar Behara, done the work on, A Study
on Industrial Robots, according to his work, A robot is re-programmable,
multi-functional controller intended to move material, parts, instruments, or
concentrated gadgets through factor modified movements for the execution of
an assortment of assignments. Robotics can be characterized as the science or
investigation of the innovation essentially connected with the plan,
manufacture, hypothesis, and use of robots. Robotics is a science using the
continuing advancements of mechanical engineering, material science, sensor
fabrication, manufacturing techniques, and advanced algorithms. While
different fields contribute to the science, the strategies, and the segments,
mechanical autonomy make the enchanted finished result. The practical
applications of robots drive the development of robotics and drive
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Yi Jiangang, Xu Pin, Ju Siwei, Wei Pengfei, done the work on, Discussion on
the Construction and Reform of Industrial Robot Specialty, according to his
work, aiming at the new requirements of undergraduate education for national
and enterprise development, the construction of industrial robot specialty for
undergraduate education is proposed in the undergraduate course. Starting from
market requirements, the post composition of industrial robot enterprises is
analyzed. Based on it, the industrial robot professional training objectives are
set up and the new course system which is mainly composed of innovation and
practice is built. The experimental teaching system of the industrial robot
specialty is reconstructed by integrating the school laboratories and enterprise
equipment resources in order to provide new ideas to the undergraduate
education of industrial robot specialty. According to the "Made in China 2025",
it is necessary to cultivate the robotic professionals for the development
nowadays. In this paper, the training mode of the original professions is
improved, the new curriculum system is built, the deep integration of the
robotic technology and traditional mechanical specialty is realized through
constructing and reforming the "Industrial robotic specialty", which is positive
and significant for the implement of upgrading traditional mechanical specialty
and the education of the high-quality talent training with the spirit of
innovation and practice ability. [3]
M. T Islam, S A Mishu, M R Islam and T Billah, done the work on, Design &
fabrication of a robotic arm model with magnetic gripper, according to his
work, Repetitive tasks and high accuracy have become the two contradictory
needs of any industrial process. By introducing autonomous robotic
applications, simple repetitive tasks can be accomplished keeping the demands
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of the accuracy and speed. This paper represents the design, fabrication and
control of a model robotic arm which is used to loading and unloading the light
metal sheets with magnetic gripper. Two servo motors act as actuators to
control the motion of the arm and the orientation of the wrist. The arm is used
to lift the sheets and finally unload them in its destination. The actuator control
is achieved using a microcontroller. The end effectors to grip, transferring and
unloading the objects are magnetic which is made by relays. This research can
play a vital role in the sector of industrial process automation. The arm can
move in two directions radial about 270 degrees as well as vertical about
180degree. Repetitive tasks and high accuracy have become the two
contradictory needs of any industrial process. By introducing autonomous
robotic applications, simple repetitive tasks can be accomplished keeping the
demands of the accuracy and speed. From this requirement the objectives are
set and the research works (design, fabrication, installation and controlling the
robotic arm) have been done successful. [4]
Yusuf Buyruk and Gülen Ça˘gda¸s, done the work on, Article Interactive
Parametric Design and Robotic Fabrication within Mixed Reality Environment,
according to his work, In this study, a method, in which parametric design and
robotic fabrication are combined into one unified framework, and integrated
within a mixed reality environment, where designers can interact with design
and fabrication alternatives, and manage this process in collaboration with
other designers, is proposed. To achieve this goal, the digital twin of both
design and robotic fabrication steps was created within a mixed-reality
environment. The proposed method was tested on a design product, which was
defined with the shape-grammar method using parametric-modeling tools. In
this framework, designers can interact with both design and robotic-fabrication
parameters, and subsequent steps are generated instantly. Robotic fabrication
can continue uninterrupted with human– robot collaboration. This study
contributes to improving design and fabrication possibilities such as mass-
customization, and shortens the process from design to production. The user
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Pratikkumar R. Hingu, Dhruv N. Panchal, done the work on, Industrial Robot
and Automation, according to his work, this research paper focuses mainly on
robotics and industrial level automation respect to the mathematical modelling
and programming with simulation. Where the accuracy requirement is nearly
100%, the human resources cannot handle the workload and unable to achieve
the required accuracy in less time; hence the industrial robots are used. The
research paper mainly focused on the industrial robot and automation design
and calculation. The advanced mathematical formula, mechanical & electrical
component, and the programming language come together to prepare the
required industrial robot. The 6-axis robot is a well-known standard robot,
which is commonly used by all kinds of MNCs for heavy and accurate work.
When selecting a robot properly, it is necessary to consider the different
properties of the robot, including how the robot links are connected and
controlled at each joint. Next, a thorough evaluation of robotic kinematics,
dynamics, and control strategies, together with all the diagnosis of deep neural
networks, will describe recent efforts to accelerate the advancement of
intelligent control systems for robotic systems. The MNC required mainly 6-
axis robots to perform and handle most of the process, which helps the
manufacturing process errorless and fast. It is more convenient to first simulate
the design and program the required robot as per industrial standard in unity
machine, and after observing the behaviour and resolving the error, approach to
building physical system which helps to save power, time, and machine. The
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unity is growing more popular nowadays, and also it tried to meet the industrial
standard of the robot simulation. The new generation, one can say school and
university students who cannot afford to build the physical system, but have the
potential to learn and build industrial-based robotics system can have the
platform to show their creativity, the potential to the world and can enhance
their knowledge through the simulation platform. [6]
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Md. Tasnim Rana & Anupom Roy, done the work on, Design and Construction
of a Robotic Arm for Industrial Automation, according to his work, The main
concentration of the work was to make a cost efficient autonomous robotic arm
in terms of industrial automation. It is a type of mechanical arm, usually
programmable, with similar functions to a human arm; the arm may be a unit
mechanism or may be a part of a more complex robotic process. The end
effector or robotic hand can be designed to perform any desired task such as
welding, gripping, spinning etc., depending on the application. For detective
investigations and bomb disposal it can be used as an essential machine. In
industry any kind of work which should be accurate and works continuously,
normal programming algorithms and mechanical function can do the job
perfectly. It can sense the coordinate of any object from conveyer and detect it.
Its claw will grab the object and take it to a desire destination. This paper
represents the design, development, and implementation of robot arm in terms
of industrial automation, which has the talent to accomplish simple tasks, such
as it can sense any material and capable of light material handling. The robot
arm was designed and built from acrylic material where servo motors and
stepper motor were used to perform links between arms and execute arm
movements. The servo motors include encoder so that no controller was
implemented; how- ever, the rotation range of the motor is less than 180º span,
which greatly decreases the region reached by the arm and the possible
positions. To control the robot an autonomous computer code is used and serial
communication method give an access to the autonomous process. [8]
S Senthilraja, R Gangadevi and M Thirugnanam, done the work on, Design and
fabrication of three axis robot for material handling in chemical industries,
according to his work, Material handling system is an integrated system, which
involves many activities such as moving, handling, storing, and controlling of
materials by means of manual or power actuated machinery. Due to the high
resource consuming of material handling system and handling of hazardous
materials, different types of robots used to handle the materials in chemical
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industries. The paper deals with the design and fabrication of robot for material
handling applications. Three degrees of freedom robot was designed in this
project. The robot arms are equipped with pneumatic actuators to perform arm
movements and a pneumatically operated vice with IR sensor. The pneumatic
actuators are interfaced with a unit that consists of PIC microcontroller to
control the actuator. Testing and validation of the robot arm was carried out
and the robot works properly. A three degrees of freedom robot which has the
talent to handle hazardous materials in chemical industries was designed and
fabricated. The robot was designed and manufactured using stainless steel
materials and the pneumatic linear actuators were used to actuate the links to
perform arm movements. The material handling system has a huge future scope
which includes that the number of axes can be further increased to provide a
larger base and to carry heavier loads, the efficiency of the system can be
increased by applying functions simultaneously to multiple grippers, the robot
can be made calibrated to the vice further to pick completed jobs from the vices
and dropping them to required places. [9]
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operation. This innovation has made the more desirable and Economical. This
project “Design and Fabrication of Material Handling Robot for Multi
Stations” is designed with the hope that it is very much economical and help
full to many industries for material handling. This project helped us to know
the periodic steps in completing a project work. Thus, we have completed the
project successfully. [10]
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Janmey Panchal, Akib Mansuri, Samir Mansuri and Abhishek Chauhan, done
the work on, Design and Fabrication of Automatic Sensor based Material
Handling Vehicle, according to his work, In the recent times the need of
automation is increasing day by day which helps us to enhance the creation and
application of technologies to produce and deliver goods and services with
minimal human intervention. The implementation of automotive technologies,
techniques and processes improve the efficiency, reliability, speed of many
activities that were previously performed by humans. Therefore, an automatic
human following sensor-based material handling vehicle is required which
decreases the human effort and increases the capacity to finish the work at the
small-time interval. This research mainly describes the working of ultrasonic
sensor attached to the small four-wheel trolley cum vehicle which will be run
by using renewable source of energy. Also, it has been made to help the
workers and the frontline workers to carry such materials in this contact less
covid era. In this thay will also like to explain the combination of the automatic
as well as the utility of renewable source of energy to save the energy for future
generation and for the welfare of the nature. By this project thay can conclude
that human following material handling vehicle is a good alternative when
compared to the conventional trolleys and other AGV vehicles which are being
used in markets. Huge amount of work, time and money could be saved by the
implementation of this concept. The technology can be easily implemented in
the hospitals as a nurse following robot, in a child care unit, restaurants and
banquets especially in this contactless tracing world and it can be widely used
as a material handling equipment. As thay have used the renewable source of
energy to motivate the concept of clean energy as it has the least negative
impact on the environment compared to any other energy source. [12]
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designed to grab the object, lift it and place it in the desired location. The
system works well till 12 kg but fails at 13 kg. The analytical stress is 37.127
MPa thereby suggesting that the design of link-1 is safe under a given system
of forces. The maximum deformation is 0.609 mm which is very negligible
hence the link-1 is safe under a given system of forces. The analytical stress is
28.82 MPa thereby suggesting that the design of link-2 is safe under a given
system of forces. The maximum deformation is 0.32661 mm which is very
negligible hence the link-2 is safe under a given system of forces. The
analytical stress is 31.341 MPa thereby suggesting that the design of the Swivel
base is safe under a given system of forces. The maximum deformation is
0.14185 mm which is very negligible hence the Swivel base is safe under the
given system of forces. [14]
Samadhan Bhavar, Nikhil Koshti, Shantanu Kulkarni, Vishal Chavan, done the
work on, Design and Development of Multipurpose Automatic Material
Handling Robot with implementation of Virtual Twin, according to his work,
This paper deals with the Design and development of multipurpose automatic
material handling robot to overcome the logistic problem that often occurs in
the warehouse automation, workplaces and make improvement to the facilities
provided in the workplaces. Make efficient processes by enhancing material
handling and inventory tracking and management process. Using system-
thinking approach (MBSE), design and optimize the system and subsystem
required for the automatic material handling robot considering interaction
between systems, sub-systems, and external environment within the workplace.
Development of system to complement different functions of navigation,
deployment, operational flexibility, responsiveness. As they know that the day-
by-day demand and operations of E-commerce systems and increasing post
pandemic. To tackle these increasing demands with higher output, operational
flexibility, lesser human interaction and in cost effective manner. Hence the
product they developed is the best solution for logistics and supply chain
(warehouse) automation with least possible cost than other systems. This
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product involves plenty of research areas and future scopes and advancement
as looking after the increasing demand. [15]
Shani Sharif a, T. Russell Gentry b and Larry M. Sweet, done the work on,
Human-Robot Collaboration for Creative and Integrated Design and
Fabrication Processes, according to his work, This paper proposes a new
framework for digital design to fabrication workflow to create an effective
collaboration process between human designers and industrial robots, in order
to redefine the relationship between design and production. This framework
aims at redefining the current one-directional workflow of design to robotic
fabrication that is imposed by the current robot programming and control
systems, originally developed for engineering product industries. Our proposed
system employs machine perception, adaptive control, and design libraries to
adapt fabrication processes in real time, in parallel with human perception,
learning, and guidance, to act as a catalyst of innovation for design practices,
accelerating the design and production of novel building and industrial
components. This research addressed the main elements that are required for
development of a new digital design to fabrication workflow, in order to create
a structure for effective collaboration between human designers and industrial
robots. They will implement these algorithms, controls and design libraries in
an integrated test-bed and will test the test-bed with student designers in
graduate and undergraduate level Robotic Fabrication courses at Georgia Tech.
They anticipate that by updating of design information based on fabrication
sensor feedback would result in minimizing the errors through sensing and re-
tooling/rework. This would also result in increasing the body of work that can
be accomplished with industrial robots. In addition, by developing techniques
for sheet metal fabrication, this research would create the potential for
extension of this system to other materials and system. Most importantly, this
workflow would construct the required infrastructure for involvement of
designers in robotics design and fabrication process. [16]
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Prof. C. C. Jadhav, Mr. Ruturaj Kale, Mr. Abhijit Kukade, Mr. Gaurav
Khandalkar, Mr. Sandip Ingale, Mr. Rohan Bhandare, done the work on,
Design and Manufacturing of Robotic Arm for Industrial Applications,
according to his work, Design and Development of Automation of Loading and
Unloading to machine fixture” This Setup involves the use of automation
solution to reduce operator fatigue and increase efficiency. Industries in the
recent day concentrating on CNC machineries for mass production by replacing
conventional lathes to improve productivity, but loading and unloading of job
carried over by manual, However Present work, machine tool manufacturer are
coming with solutions including automatic loading and unloading to reduce the
fatigue of labour and reduce cycle time and increasing productivity.
Productivity Improvement on a Production by Automatic Loading and
Unloading of Component includes analysis and detailed study of
manufacturing process including loading and unloading methods of
components on a machine. Present work aims at improving the productivity of
components on a CNC Fixture. Here emphasis is placed upon improving the
existing time-consuming methods.[17]
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Sarang A Katkar, Girish Karikatti, Sujay Ladawa, done the work on, Material
Handling Robot with Obstacle Detection, according to his work, The Material
Handling Robot refers a type of system that can be used in production as well
as in other industries etc. This system includes a battery-operated remote
sensing locomotive (carrier) on which a small lift is provided, specific path
over which it moves, sensors for sensing the obstructions on the path of the
carrier. Also, sensors for sensing exact positions from where load wants to
carry and to were. The Material Handling Robot moves using the electric
power from the battery. It moves with a low and constant speed on the
prescribed path. The path has a specific color (black). The bottom of the carrier
has sensor which is always coupled with the path. The steering is done by the
path. The front side of carrier vehicle contains sensors for sensing the
obstructions on the path. As it reaches the unloading station, it is stopped and
unloading of the material is done at that station. And move to collecting
stations again. Continues working cycles for making this project a reality. By
this the three is ease in transporting materials or finished products from one
work station to the other. The Material Handling Robot (MHR) is a
productivity increasing feature in a factory. During the manufacturing of this
MHR it was found many of intelligence that can be given to it. It provides the
basic functions like line following and collision avoiding. And the main
function, transportation of goods from station to station. [19]
Yuanyuan Liu, done the work on, Design and Improvement of New Industrial
Robot Mechanism Based on Innovative BP-ARIMA Combined Model,
according to his work, The main innovation of Industry 4.0, which involves
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conceivable to do a specific errand, the robots can do. Robots are used for lean
industrial processes and have diversified their contributions to meeting lines
inside the production international. The main focus of this project is to design
and develop the mechanism for robotic arm for lifting. It is a type of
mechanical arm, usually programmable, with similar functions to a human arm.
The arm might be a unit system or might be an aspect of a more unpredictable
mechanical cycle. The end effectors or mechanical hand can be intended to
play out any ideal undertaking, for example, welding, holding, turning etc.,
depending on the application. [21]
Avinash N Bhat, Abhishek Yalnaik, done the work on, Design and Fabrication
of Pick and Place Robot using Microcontroller, according to his work, Robotic
arm has become popular in the world of robotics. The essential part of the
robotic arm is a programmable microcontroller-based brick capable of driving
basically 3 stepper motors design to form an anthropomorphic structure. In this
anticipate an automated arm with four degrees of opportunity is composed and
can pick the items with a particular weight and place them in a sought area. To
encourage the lifting of the items, Servomotors are utilized. This abstract
explains the method of interfacing the robotic arm stepper motors with the
programmed PIC16F877A based microcontroller which are used to control the
robot operations. A sample robot which can grab and release small objects is
built for demonstrating the method explained. In this project, the main
application is control of multiple operations and movement of conveyer using
time-based Microcontroller. The initial phase of the project focuses on passing
the inputs to the microcontroller to identify the number of different
workstations available in the industry which are specified by the user.
Automated pick and place a framework comprise of a preparing station, testing
station, and sorting station. [22]
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3. CONSTRUCTION
2. Ball bearings
3. Shaft
4. Belt Drive
6.
IR Sensor
7. Buzzer & Indicator
8.
Spur Gears
9.
12 V Lead Acid Battery
10.
Wheels
11.
Controller
12.
12 VDC IR Sensor
3.1. Frame:
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This type of bearing consists of i) a cast iron pedestal, ii) gun metal, or brass
bush split into two halves called “brasses”, and iii) a cast iron cap and two mild
steel bolts. The detailed drawing of a pedestal bearing is shown in image
below. The rotation of the bush inside the bearing housing is arrested by a snug
at the bottom of the lower brass. The cap is tightened on the pedestal block by
means of bolts and nuts. The detailed part drawings of another Plummer block
with slightly different dimensions are also shown in image below.
3.3. Shaft:
Fig.3.2. Shaft.
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3.4. Washer:
Fig.3.3. Washer
As nuts and bolts are not perfectly rigid, but stretch slightly under load, the
distribution of stress on the threads is not uniform. In fact, on a theoretically
infinitely long bolt, the first thread takes a third of the load, the first three
threads take three-quarters of the load, and the first six threads take essentially
the whole load. Beyond the first six threads, the remaining threads are under
essentially no load at all. Therefore, a nut or bolt with six threads acts very
much like an infinitely long nut or bolt.
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3.8. Wheels:
Wheel is used to carry the whole assembly and move machine from one place
to another by rotary motion of it. Wheel is designed to fit into the frame and
fork via drop outs, and hold tire. A typical modern wheel has a metal hub, wire
tension spokes and a metal or carbon fiber rim which holds a pneumatic rubber
tire. We use a tubeless tire wheel.
Fig.3.7. Wheel.
Fig.3.8. Battery.
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4.1. ESP32:
A feature-rich MCU with integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for a
wide-range of applications. The details Features of ESP32 module is given
below,
• Robust Design:
ESP32 is capable of functioning reliably in industrial environments, with an
operating temperature ranging from –40°C to +125°C. Powered by advanced
calibration circuitries, ESP32 can dynamically remove external circuit
imperfections and adapt to changes in external conditions.
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• High Integration:
With in-built antenna switches, RF balun, power amplifier, low-noise receive
amplifier, filters, and power management modules, our chips add priceless
functionality and versatility to your applications with minimal PCB
requirements.
• Application-Ready:
All ESP32 Series of modules have a wide operating temperature range of -40°C
to 105°C, and are suitable for commercial application development with a
robust 4-layer design that is fully compliant with FCC, CE-RED, SRRC, IC,
KCC & TELEC standards.
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• ESP32-WROOM-32E
• ESP32-WROOM-32UE
• ESP32-WROOM-32D
• ESP32-WROOM-32U
• ESP32-SOLO-1
• ESP32-WROVER-E
• ESP32-WROVER-IE
For details, please refer to Espress if Product Ordering Information. The
following figure and the table below describe the key components, interfaces
and controls of the ESP32-DevKitC V4 board.
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The pins D0, D1, D2, D3, CMD and CLK are used internally for
communication between ESP32 and SPI flash memory. They are grouped on
both sides near the USB connector. Avoid using these pins, as it may disrupt
access to the SPI flash memory / SPI RAM. The pins GPIO16 and GPIO17 are
available for use only on the boards with the modules ESP32-WROOM and
ESP32-SOLO-1. The boards with ESP32-WROVER modules have the pins
reserved for internal use. P: Power supply; I: Input; O: Output; T: High
impedance.
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5. WORKING
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6. DESIGN
In the beginning of the project design phase, cadets met with the mentor
regularly to create “optimal” robot. The initial design was modified many times
before final decisions were made. The robot frame was first designed to house
motors, sensors, batteries, and an electronic circuit board. To develop the robot
frame, the two cadets independently designed separate frames which were later
combined into one after studying advantages and disadvantages of each design
(educational outcome number five). The cadets researched various robot frames
before designing their own, which indicated intellectual curiosity (educational
outcome number six).
During the design stage, the cadets also had opportunities to practice their skills
of resolving a problem which has numerous possible solutions (educational
outcome number two); each initial design solution was then evaluated and
studied among the group. The cadets exercised their oral communication skills
(educational outcome number three) while presenting their solutions to the
team. Finding a suitable motor for the motion control of the robot forced the
cadets to again solve an ill-defined problem. The cadets learned advantages and
disadvantages of various types of motors: dc vs. stepper, permanent magnet vs.
charged, brush vs. brushless, etc. This design phase renders itself naturally to
skills of the framing and resolving a defined problem as well as teamwork
skills.
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T = Fx R
= 9.81 X 0.04
T = 0.3924 N.m.
P = Power of motor
60
= 2 П x 60 x 0.3924
60
P = 2.46 Watt.
• DC Gear motor
• Power =50 watt
• Speed= 60 rpm
Motor Torque
P = 2ПNT
60
T= 60 x 50
2 П x 60
T = 7.96N-m
Power is transmitted from the motor shaft to the input shaft by means of a gear
drive,
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Application factor ka = 2
BHN = 24
Power P = 50 Watt.
Np= 60 rpm
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3
𝑆𝑢𝑔 82
6bg= = 3 = 27.33 N/𝑚𝑚2
3
2.87 2.87
Yp=0.484 - =0.484 - = 0.3692
𝑍𝑝 25
2.87 2.87
Yg=0.484 - =0.484 - = 0.3692
𝑍𝑔 25
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As 𝛿𝑏𝑔 . Yg ≤ 𝛿𝑏𝑝 . Yp
Gear is weaker then pinion. Hence, it is necessary to design the gear for
bending.
Fb=6bg.b .m.Yg
Fb =100.902 𝑚2 N
2𝑍𝑔 2𝑋25
Q = 𝑍𝑔. +𝑍𝑝 = 25+25 =1
𝐵𝐻𝑁 24
K=0.16[ 100 ]2 = 0.16[100]2 = 9.216 x 10-3 N/𝑚𝑚2
Fw =𝑑𝑝 × 𝑏 × 𝑄 × 𝐾
Fw=2.304 𝑚2
Effective load
𝜋×𝑑𝑝×𝑛𝑝 𝜋×25𝑚×60
V= 60×1000 = = 0.078 m m/s
60×1000
𝑃 50 636.619
Ft = 𝑉 = N= N
0.078 𝑚 𝑚
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As per the gear pair is manufactured by generation, the velocity factor is given
by,
3 3
Kv = =
3+𝑉 6+0.078𝑚
𝐾𝑎.𝐾𝑚.𝐹𝑡
Feff=
𝐾𝑣
Feff=effective load
Ka=application factor
Km=distribution factor
Kv=velocity factor
2×1 636.619
Feff= 3 × 𝑚
3+0.078𝑚
2×1 636.619
2.304 𝑚2 =1.5× 3 × 𝑚
3+√0.078𝑚
ZP = 25
Zg =25
B = 10 m = 15mm
Dp = m×zp = 1.5×25=37.5mm
Dg = m×zg = 1.5×25=37.5mm
ha = 1m = 1.5mm
hf = 1.2m = 1.857 mm
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𝟏𝟔𝐱𝐓
τact=𝐱𝐝𝟑
16 x 55
7.763 = x d3
d3=737.089
As shaft dia. – is 10mm so we have selection a ball bearing having shaft dia. –
10mm.
𝟐𝟎𝟎𝟎𝟎𝟎 𝐗 𝟔𝟎 𝐗 𝟔𝟎
L10 =
𝟏𝟎𝟔
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C
L10 = ( )(3)
Pe
C =(720)(0.33) X 7.357
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W = 5 x 9.81
W = 49.05 N
So that power will be transmitted by belt drive assume having center distances
150mm. Cross section symbol A.
𝐿 𝐷+𝑑
Where A = 4 - 𝜋 8
150 60+20
= -𝜋
4 8
= 37.5 + 31.4159
A = 68.9159 mm
(𝐷− 𝑑)2
B= 8
(60− 20)2
=
8
B = 200 mm
C = A+ √𝐴2 − 𝐵
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= 49.05 x 217.4492
T = 10665.8 N.mm.
T = 10.66 N.m.
Let us assume,
2𝜋𝑁
Power of motor P = 𝑇
60
2𝜋𝑋 15
= 𝑋 10.66
60
P = 16.74 Watt.
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Since the loads on most shafts in connected machinery are not constant, it is
necessary to make proper allowance for reduce the harmful effects of load
fluctuations.
According to ASME code permissible values of shear stress may be calculated
from various relations.
𝝅
T= x τ act x d3
𝟏𝟔
𝜋
10.66 x 103 = x 55 x d3
16
d=9.956mm
= 49.05 N
49.05
Radial load on each bearing = = 24.525N
2
Pe = (XVFr + YFa) Ka
Ka = load factor
Pe = equivalent dynamic load, N
Fr = radial load, N
Fa = axial load, N
X = radial factor
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Y = axial factor
V = rotation factor (Assume = 1)
For bearing Axial load is zero
Pe = V. Fr. Ka
= 1* 24.525 * 2
Pe = 49.05 N
Lℎ10 ∗60∗𝑛
L10 = 106
Lh10 from graph 4.6 PSG Design data book for 20000 rpm maximum speed of
ball bearing is 200000 Hours. PSG Design data book P.No. 4.13.
200000∗60∗45
= 106
𝐶 10⁄
L10 = (𝑃 ) 3
𝑒
C = (𝐿10 )0.3 * Pe
= (540)0.3 * 49.05
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7.1. Advantages:
1) This type of robot is easily made with the cost is also at a perishable
level for multipurpose industrial applications.
2) It can be controlled easily by any skilled person.
3) The operation of the robot is advanced level with multiple use.
4) Easy to operate & low-cost system for multiple use robot.
7.2. Application:
The multipurpose robot uses for material handling, Surveying, fire detection &
obstacle detection applications having the automatic operation using special
robotic vehicle.
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8. EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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