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    TECHNO INDIA GROUP PUBLIC SCHOOLCHINSURAH, HOOGHLY

    APPTON

    ROBOTICS

    PRESENTED BY:Aheli Aich

    Roll No : 4 Sec : BClass : IX

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    ROBOTICS

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    WHAT IS ROBOTICS THEWORD ROBOTICS IS USED TO COLLECTIVILYDEFINE A FIELD IN ENGINEERING THAT COVERSTHE MIMICKING OF VARIOUS HUMAN

    CHARACTERISTICS SOUND CONCEPTS IN MANY ENGINEERING

    DISCIPLINES IS NEEDED FORWORKING IN THISFIELD

    IT FIND ITS USES IN ALL ASPECTS OF OUR LIFE

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    What a Robot can mean?

    An automatic industrialmachine replacing thehuman in hazardous work.

    An automatic mobilesweeper machine at amodern home.

    An automatic toy car for achild to play with.

    A machine removing minesin a war field all by itselfand many more

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    ROBOTICS

    It is a field of Engineering that covers themimicking of human behavior.

    Robotics includes the knowledge of

    Mechanical, Electronics, Electrical &Computer Science Engineering.

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    Laws of Robotics

    The term robotics was coined in the 1940s by sciencefiction writer Isaac Asimov.

    Asimov's Laws of Robotics:

    A robot may not injure a human being, or, throughinaction, allow a human being to come to harm.

    A robot must obey the orders given it by human beingsexcept where such order would conflict with the First

    Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such

    protection does not conflict with the First or SecondLaw.

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    WHY ROBOTICS ?

    Speed. It can work hazardous/dangerousenvironment. To perform repetitive task. Efficiency

    Accuracy Adaptability

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    Types of Robot

    Wheeled Legged Climbing Flying

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    Components of ROBOTSoStructureoPower sourceoActuationoSensingoManipulationo

    Locomotion

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    Structure The structure of a robot is usually

    mostly mechanical and can becalled a kinematic chain.

    The chain is formed of links (itsbones), actuators (its muscles), and

    joints which can allow one or moredegrees of freedom.

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    Power Supply

    Suitable power supply is needed to run themotors and associated circuitry

    Typical power requirement ranges from 3V to24V DC

    220V AC supply must be modified to suit theneeds of our machine

    Batteries can also be used to run robots Robotsare driven by different motors:-

    o DC Motorso Stepper Motorso Servo Motors

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    DC Motorso

    As the namesuggests, a motorwhich uses a DC(Direct Current)power

    oCan run in bothdirections

    oSpeed Controllable

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    Stepper Motorso Used for measured

    rotationo Can be held at a

    particular position ofthe shafto Ideal for many

    autonomous robotsrequiring higherprecision

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    Servo Motors:o Used in closed loop

    control systems in whichwork is the controlvariable.

    oAn integral feedback

    device (resolver) ordevices (encoder andtachometer) are eitherincorporated within the

    servo motor or areremotely mounted, oftenon the load itself

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    ACTUATION

    Actuators are the "muscles"of a robot, the parts whichconvert stored energy into

    movement. The most popular actuators

    are electric motors.

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    MANIPULATION

    Robots which must work in the real world requiresome way to manipulate objects; pick up, modify,destroy, or otherwise have an effect.

    Thus the 'hands' of a robot are often referred to asend effectors, while the arm is referred to as amanipulator.

    Some manipulators are:o Mechanical Gripperso Vacuum Gripperso General purpose effectors

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    LOCOMOTION It is concerned with the motion of the robot. Robot contains different types of drives:-

    o Differential driveo Car typeo Skid steer driveo Synchronous driveo Pivot drive

    oArticulated drive

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    DRIVE WHEELS DRIVE WHEELS DRIVE WHEELS DRIVE WHEELS

    NONDRIVEN WHEELNONDRIVEN WHEEL

    NONDRIVEN WHEEL NONDRIVEN WHEEL

    DIFFERENTIAL

    DRIVE

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    STEERING WHEELS STEERING WHEELS

    DRIVE WHEELSDRIVE WHEELS

    ACKERMAN DRIVE

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    DRIVRNFORWARD

    DRIVENREVERSE

    SKID STEER

    DRIVE

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    SYNCHRONOUS

    DRIVE

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    DRIVE SHAFTROTATINGPLATFORM

    LOWEREDPLATFORM

    PIVOT

    DRIVE

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    Pivot

    LinearActuator

    Articulated Drive

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    ADVANTAGES Revolution in Medical science and Health care

    systems.

    New & wide scope in Education & Training. A good help in Nuclear industry. Used tremendously in Sports activities. Play the role of an efficient assistance in

    Research and Development sciences. Can very well handle household business.

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    FUTURE PROSPECTS

    Scientists say that it is possible that a robot brainwill exist by 2019 .

    Vernor Vinge has suggested that a moment may

    come when computers and robots are smarter thanhumans.

    In 2009, some robots acquired various forms ofsemi-autonomy, including being able to find powersources on their own.

    The Association for the Advancement ofArtificial Intelligence has researched on thisproblem.

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    Thank you