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History of Robotic
- First robot Invented in 1950
- First robot Invented By William Gray.
- during the Industry Revolution robotics are used for controling.
- It is a artificial Human Beings.
- Japan is the famous country for Robotics.
Robot is a Automatic Operated machines that replace the Human Afad.
By Extention and construction and opperation are easy.
Characteristics Of Robots
- Sensor
- Power
- Independent
Features of robots
- Robot will increases in economical Growth and Production.
- New opportunity foe any People.
- Use in Factory.
- High effiency
- It also can work in Risky Area.
- Smart Robot
- It perform a perticular Task
- it perform task Without Human Being
Component of robot
- Manypulater
- Controller
- Locomotive device
- Body form
- Feed back
- Effector
- Accuracy :-
- Accuracy is the ability of the Robot to it end Effector to the desired Position and operations that has never been attend before.
- Number of Robots are Manufecture process is 100% accurate.
- The average Positioning error of a robot determine its accuracy and kind of task it can perform.
2. Repeatability:-
- Is the measure of the ability of the robot reached and specific point.
- The ability of Robot to return some Programed position again and again.
- Repeatability various model to model.
- A features Determined by the Design of the control unit.
- Mainly Dependent on the position feed back sensor.
- It is important to distinguish the programing Resolution for the control resolution.
- The control resolution Is the smallest change in the position that the feedback device can sense.
- The terms degree of freedom to define motion of freedom.
- The terms Generally Refers to the join to extention.
- It may be a Horizontal and Vertical.
- A Robot access of degree of freedom.
- More access more facility.
- Degree of freedom determined Independent motion of robot.
- Payload capacity Represent the maximum amount of wait a robot arm can Tolrat.
- Robotic access payload access in pelogram
- Robot mass is the wait of mass.
- It is expressed in Kilogram.

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