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CHAPTERS3
1 BASICS3
BASICS OF ROBOTICS By William R.Tanner Presented at the Robots Ⅱ Conference,October,19773
THE TIME MAY SOON ARRIVE TO PUTA ROBOT IN YOUR SHOP By Jake Koekebakker Reprinted from Canadian Machinery and Metalworking,January,198013
ROBOTS ARE MOLDING A NEW IMAGE—PART Ⅰ By Norbert G.Seman Reprinted from Foundry Management and Technology,May,197928
ROBOTS ARE MOLDING A NEW IMAGE—PART Ⅱ By Norbert G.Seman Reprinted from Foundry Management and Technology,June,197933
OFF-THE-SHELF AUTOMATION Reprinted from Automation,May,1976,Copyright Penton/IPC 197636
2 IMPLEMENTATION43
A USER'S GUIDE TO ROBOT APPLICATIONS By William R.Tanner Presented at the First North American Industrial Robot Conference,October,197643
VERN'S RULES OF THUMB WHEN APPLYING ROBOTS By Vernon E.Estes Reprinted from Tooling & Production,August,197953
CAN I USE A ROBOT? By William R.Tanner Reprinted from Robotics Today,Spring,198054
ROBOTS ARE EASY...IT'S EVERYTHING ELSE THAT'S HARD By David T.Cousineau Presented at the Robots Ⅴ Conference,October,198056
ANALYSIS OF FIRST UTD INSTALLATION FAILURES By Gennaro C.Macri Presented at the Robots Ⅱ Conference,October,197774
ROBOT INTERFACE:SWITCH CLOSURE AND BEYOND By Brian J.Resnick Presented at the Robots Ⅲ Conference,November,197885
ROBOT DECISION MAKING By H.Randolph Holt Presented at the Robots Ⅱ Conference,October,197791
SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS By Dr.-Ing H.Worn Presented at the Robots Ⅴ Conference,October,1980100
SAFETY,TRAINING AND MAINTENANCE:THEIR INFLUENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF YOUR ROBOT APPLICATION By Robert R.Trouteaud Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979114
3 JUSTIFICATION127
"SELLING"THE ROBOT—JUSTIFICATION FOR ROBOT INSTALLATIONS By William R.Tanner Presented at the Robots Ⅲ Conference,November,1978127
ROBOTS MAKE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SENSE By Joseph F.Engelberger Reprinted by permission from Atlanta Economic Review(now BUSINESS Magazine),"Robots Make Economic and Social Sense,"by Joseph F.Engelberger,July-August,1977137
THE JUSTIFICATION OF AN INDUSTRIAL ROBOT By Timothy Bublick Presented at the Finishing 77 Conference and Exposition,October,1977141
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ROBOT APPLICATIONS By John A.Behuniak Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979148
JUSTIFYING A ROBOT MACHINING SYSTEM IN BATCH MANUFACTURING By John G.Holmes Reprinted from Robotics Today,Summer,1979152
ROBOT FLEXIBILITY ALLOWS TRANSFER TO NEW JOB By Stan Gilbert Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979158
ROBOTS REDUCE EXPOSURE TO SOME INDUSTRIAL HAZARDS By Norman M.Heroux and George Munson,Jr. Reprinted by permission of the authors from National Safety News,July,1974160
4 HUMAN FACTORS169
THREE LAWS FOR ROBOTOCISTS:AN APPROACH TO OVERCOMING WORKER AND MANAGEMENT169
RESISTANCE TO INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS By Neale W.Clapp Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979169
A VIEW OF THE UNITED AUTOMOBILE,AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA(UAW)STAND ON INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS By Thomas L.Weekley Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979176
MANAGEMENT RESISTANCE TO INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS By Neale W.Clapp Presented at the Robots Ⅴ Conference,October,1980181
AN INDUSTRIAL ROBOT PUBLIC RELATIONS CHECKLIST By Robert Skole Presented at the Fifth International Symposium on Industrial Robots,September,1975190
5 CAPABILITIES201
"ROBOT AUTOMATION"—TODAY'S STATUS By William Uhde Presented at the 1978 International Engineering Conference,May,1978201
WHAT CAN MEDIUM TECHNOLOGY ROBOTS DO? By Walter K.Weisel Presented at the Robots Ⅱ Conference,October,1977210
ROBOTS DON'T JUST HANDLE THINGS—THEY DO THINGS TOO By John Mattox Reprinted from Automation,November,1976.Copyright Penton/IPC 1976220
APPLICATION FLEXIBILITY OF A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED INDUSTRIAL ROBOT By Richard E.Hohn Presented at the First North American Industrial Robot Conference,October,1976224
ASEA ROBOT SYSTEM—EXPANDING THE RANGE OF INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS By Bjorn Weichbrodt Presented at the Fifth International Symposium on Industrial Robots,September,1975243
DEVELOPMENTS IN PROGRAMMABLE AUTOMATION By C.A.Rosen and D.Nitzan Reprinted from Manufacturing Engineering,September,1975254
6 APPLICATION261
INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS TODAY By William R.Tanner and Raymond H.Spiotta Reprinted from Machine and Tool Blue Book,March,1980261
ROBOTS:NEW FACES ON THE PRODUCTION LINE By Carl Remick Reprinted,by permission of the publisher,from Management Review,May,1979.Copyright 1979 by AMACON,a division of American Management Associations.All rights reserved272
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF A LIMITED SEQUENCE ROBOT By Ronald D.Potter Presented at the Fifth International Symposium on Industrial Robots,September,1975277
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS FOR ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN ROBOTS By Brian Ford Presented at the 1978 International Engineering Conference,May,1978286
MOVING LINE APPLICATIONS WITH A COMPUTER CONTROLLED ROBOT By Bryan L.Dawson Presented at the Robots Ⅱ Conference,October,1977294
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT AND NEW APPLICATIONS FOR THE TRALLFA ROBOT By Sjur Laerdal Presented at the Fifth International Symposium on Industrial Robots,September,1975309
7 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY325
USE OF SENSORS IN PROGRAMMABLE AUTOMATION By Charles A.Rosen and David Nitzen 1977 IEEE,Reprinted,with permission,from COMPUTER,vol.10,no.12,pp.12-23,December,1977325
CONSIGHT:A PRACTICAL VISION-BASED ROBOT GUIDANCE SYSTEM By Mitchel R.Ward,Lothar Rossol,Steven W.Holland and Robert Dewar Presented at the Ninth International Symposium Industrial Robots Conference,March,1979337
REAL-TIME ROBOT CONTROL WITH A MOBILE CAMERA By Gerald J.Agin Reprinted from Robotics Today,Fall,1979354
WORKPIECE TRANSPORTATION BY ROBOT USING VISION By ?ben K.Kelley,J.Birk and V.Badami?359
EXPERIMENTS IN PART ACQUISITION USING ROBOT VISION By Roger N.Nagel,Gordon VanderBrug,James S.Albus and Ellen Lowenfeld Reprinted from Robotics Today,Winter,1980369
TOUCH-SENSING TECHNOLOGY:A REVIEW By Leon D.Harmon Presented at the Robots Ⅴ Conference,October,1980375
GIVING ROBOTS THE POWER TO COPE By Hans Colleen Reprinted from Robotics Today,Spring,1980401
THE REMOTE CENTER COMPLIANCE SYSTEM AND ITS APPLICATION TO HIGH SPEED ROBOT ASSEMBLIES By Paul C.Watson Presented at the Assemblex Ⅳ Conference,October,1977404
THE REMOTE AXIS ADMITTANCE—A KEY TO ROBOT ASSEMBLY By Paul C.Watson Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979415
USE OF SENSORY INFORMATION FOR IMPROVED ROBOT LEARNING By Donald S.Seltzer Presented at the Robots Ⅳ Conference,October,1979424
MANUFACTURERS AND435
DISTRIBUTORS435
ROBOTIC ORGANIZATIONS439
INDEX441