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By
Soorya Kalaiselvan
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HISTORY OF ROBOTICS
• Like most other technological marvels, Robot is also an imaginary work
from a Czech play “R.U.R” by Karel Capek in 1921.
• The first ever description for a robot was given by Isaac Asimov in his
science fiction stories in 1950. He devised laws of a robot.
1. A robot may not injure a human being, or through inaction, allow a human
being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings except where such
orders would conflict with the first law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not
conflict with the first and second laws.
• Although many attempts were made, the first
successful programmable robot was developed by
George Devol in 1954.
The depiction of the humanoid robot in the play R.U.R (Rosumovi Umeli
Roboti) by Karel Capek. The play is about a company ‘Rossum’s Universal
Robots’ which produces these machines. These machines subsequently
overthrow society and destroy humanity.
INDUSTRIAL ROBOT
• Robots are basically created to handle material or tool to perform various
functions / operations.
ROBOTS
• ABC 2 point method is used to calibrate the base. The user must specify
the location of the origin and any point on the –ve X direction, +y direction
respectively.
MOTION TYPES
AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT
The robot systems can be developed such that they are aware of their surroundings
The robot safety protocols are still to be improvised
New motion sequences inspired by human arms must be conceptualized and
algorithms must be developed to write a robot’s own motion sequence
CONCLUSION
• Just like the industrial revolution, automation and robotics
are the next upgrade to the industrial revolution.
• People mistake automation for eliminating manual labor.
But automation is not something that can work on its own,
without the involvement of humans. Automation is
something that enhances humans to increase the
productivity by accomplishing routine tasks in lesser cycle
time, without the interference of human labor.
• Moreover automation is a job shifter rather than a job
killer.
• As engineers, it is mandatory for us to learn the upcoming
technology involved in automation.