Understanding Robot Control and Equipment

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Explore the diverse world of robots, from their definitions and components to programming and software requirements. Learn about inputs/outputs, software configurations, and get answers to common questions about robotics.

  • Robot Control
  • Equipment
  • Programming
  • Software
  • Robotics

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  1. How to Control a Robot Presenter: Danny McCrea Advisor: Dr. Jong-Hoon Kim

  2. What is a Robot? Human Being Perseverance Rover Robot Vacuums Surgery Pharmacy Manufacturing

  3. What Defines a robot? Inputs-Start/Stop Outputs Communication Software Automated Operation

  4. Robot Equipment

  5. Robot Equipment

  6. Inputs/Outputs Vex Micro-Controller Programmable Controller Logic Digital or Analog Line Followers(3) Capacitive, Inductive, or Camera 0-10v equates to 0-32767 in a 16bit processor Calibrate/Scaling Example: 0-120 mph 120/32767= resolution Resolution data

  7. Software Cortex C++ Transmit information-Communication Devicenet, Controlnet, or EthernetIP HMI Output devices-Motors and servos Feedback devices-resolvers and encoders Calibration Mode Safety Monitoring-receiving information from a sensor

  8. Questions?

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