Industrial Robot: Volume 23 Issue 3

Strapline:

The international journal of robotics research and application
Subjects:

Table of contents

Development of partially‐automated disassembly plants for regaining reusable parts

Gerrit Kiesgen, Mike E. Emenako, Frank Slawik

Recycling of glass and paper found in household refuse is recognized as environmentally desirable but, as yet, little has been done to facilitate the recycling of hard‐wearing…

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Rapid palletizing: simulation in the fast lane

Peter Sorenti

Gives an example of the use of offline 3‐D graphical simulation to assist in program generation for a robot palletizing operation, a technique which is proving increasingly cost…

234

Robot disassembles explosive devices

L.P. Ray

Describes a robotic workcell developed to disassemble explosive components, which could present a hazard to humans taking them apart. The task is staightforward for a person but…

Sturdy tool changer

K. Brillowski

Describes the development of sturdy tool changes for robots employed in harsh environments such as water and mud, for example in the offshore industry. Various companies offer…

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Tool changers, collision and force sensing

Thomas J. Petronis

Choosing end‐effectors for robotic applications can be a mind‐boggling task, unless you are familiar with what is available and the appropriate application for each. Presents the…

Cover of Industrial Robot

ISSN:

0143-991x

Online date, start – end:

1973

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Dimitrios Chrysostomou