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Structure of Robot

The document provides an overview of robots and robotics. It discusses the history and origins of the term "robot", defines what a robot and robotics are, and outlines some key terminology. It then describes the structure of an industrial robot, including its joints, links, and numbering scheme. The document also discusses robot laws proposed by Isaac Asimov and lists some major robotics associations.

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Structure of Robot

The document provides an overview of robots and robotics. It discusses the history and origins of the term "robot", defines what a robot and robotics are, and outlines some key terminology. It then describes the structure of an industrial robot, including its joints, links, and numbering scheme. The document also discusses robot laws proposed by Isaac Asimov and lists some major robotics associations.

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16EE416- SERVO AND ROBOT

DRIVES
ROBOTICS
MODULE-I
STRUCTURE OF A ROBOT
Course Objective and
Course Outcome
Course Objective
• To Introduce the basic robotic system

Course Outcome

• Introducing the basic robotic system


HISTORY
• The term "robot" was first used in 1920 in a
play called "R.U.R." Or "Rossum's universal
robots" by the Czech writer Karel Capek.

• The word “Robot” comes from the word


“Robota”, meaning, in Czech”, forced labour,
drudgery.
ROBOT TERMINOLOGY

Robot - Mechanical device that performs


human tasks, either automatically or by remote
control.
Robotics - Study and application of robot
technology.
Telerobotics - Robot that is operated
remotely.
WHAT IS ROBOT?
 Robot Institute of America defines robot:
“A robot is a programmable, multi-functional
manipulator designed to move material, parts,
tools, or specialized devices through variable
programmed motions for the performance of a
variety of tasks”
 A robot is Mechanical or virtual artificial agent
 Usually an electro-mechanical machine
 Guided by computer program or electronic circuitry
WHAT IS ROBOTICS
 The word robotics was derived from the word robot.
 Branch of electrical or mechanical engineering
and computer science deals with the design,
construction, operation, and application of robot.
 Computer system provide their control feedback and
information processing.
INTRODUCTION
•An industrial robot is a general-purpose, programmable
machine.
• It possesses some anthropomorphic characteristics, i.e.
human-like characteristics that resemble the human
physical structure.
•The robots also respond to sensory signals in a manner
that is similar to humans.
• Anthropomorphic characteristics such as mechanical
arms are used for various industry tasks.
•Sensory perceptive devices such as sensors allow the
robots to communicate and interact with other machines
and to take simple decisions.
CONTD…

•Robots are good substitutes to the human beings in


hazardous or uncomfortable work environments.
•A robot performs its work cycle with a consistency and
repeatability which is difficult for human beings to
attain over a long period of continuous working.
•Robots can be reprogrammed.
•When the production run of the current task is
completed, a robot can be reprogrammed and equipped
with the necessary tooling to perform an altogether
different task.
CONTD…

•Robots can be connected to the computer systems and


other robotics systems.
•Nowadays robots can be controlled with wire-less
control technologies.
•This has enhanced the productivity and efficiency of
automation industry.
ASSOCIATION OF ROBOTICS

There are many robotics association in world

 JIRA (Japan industrial robotics association)


 WRO (world robotic Olympiad)

 RIA (robotics institute of America)

 IFR (international federation of robotics)


 CRIA (China Robot Industry Alliance )

 IEEE robot & automation society


LAWS OF ROBOTICS
Asimov proposed three “Laws of Robotics”

 Laws1:A robot may not injure a human being or, by


failing to act, allow a human being to come to harm.
 Laws2:A robot must obey orders given to it by human
beings, except where carrying out those orders would
break the First Law.
 Laws3:A robot must protect its own existence, as long
as the things it does to protect itself do not break the
First or Second Law
VARIOUS PARTS OF A ROBOT WITH
NEAT SKETCH
ROBOT ANATOMY/ STRUCTURE
Joints and Links

•The manipulator of an industrial robot consists


of a series of joints and links.
• A robotic joint provides relative motion
between two links of the robot.
• Each joint, or axis, provides a certain degree-
of-freedom (dof) of motion.
•Each joint is connected to two links, an input
link and an output link.
•Joint provides controlled relative movement
between the input link and output link.
•The robotic base and its connection to the first
joint are termed as link-0. The first joint in the
sequence is joint-1.
•Link-0 is the input link for joint-1, while the
output link from joint-1 is link-1—which leads
to joint-2.
•Thus link 1 is, simultaneously, the output link
for joint-1 and the input link for joint-2.
•This joint-link-numbering scheme is further
followed for all joints and links in the robotic
systems.

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