One of the main goals of the study of robotics today is to understand not only the control systems used to stabilize the position, motion, and other forces of the robot, but also to allow robots to effectively work via sensors and actuators in dynamic environments.

The field of robotics has its origin in science fiction, the term ROBOT was derived from the English translation of a fantasy play written in Czecholosolvakia around 1920. It took another 40 years before the modern technology of industrial ROBOTS began. Today robots are highly au ....etc

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Robot is a mechanical body with the brain of a computer. Integrating the sensors and the actuators and with the help of the computers, we can use it to perform the desired tasks. Robot can do hazardous jobs and can reach places where itâ„¢s difficult for human beings to reach. Robots, which substitute the manned activities in space, are known as space robots. The interest in this field led to the development of new branch of technology called space robotics. Through this paper, I intend to discuss about the app ....etc

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ROBOT”Mechatronic device consists of Brain (computer) and sensorsand mechanical parts. There are four laws to be followed for Robo implementation Robots predict like Human by applying ARRTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE concept to them.Then they can think like Humans that is they acquire SIXTH SENSE. RISE OF MACHINES that is ROBOT has undergone four types of step by step Generation.Robot is a combination of many systems such as Controller, Mobility, Sensor etc¦

The robot Hands are moved using the MATRIX Transformation techniques.Robots have ....etc

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Microbotics(ormicrorobotics) is the field ofminiaturerobotics, in particular mobile robots with characteristic dimensions less than 1 mm. The term can also be used for robots capable of handling micrometer size components.While the 'micro' prefix has been used subjectively to mean small, standardizing on length scales avoids confusion. Thus a nanorobot would have characteristic dimensions at or below 1 micrometer, or manipulate components on the 1 to 1000 nm size range. A microrobot would have characteristic dimensions less than 1 millimeter, ....etc

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Roadkill - Robotics and Autonomous Systems Project Report

Presented By:
Fredrik Dahlström
Jakob Lublin
Peter Osagie


Abstract
This report is a part of the course Robotics and Autonomous Systems (2D1426), held at the Royal Institute of Technology, KTH during the au- tumn of 2003. During the course seven teams were to build one robot each and then compete against each other in a ?oor hockey tournament. This report outlines the mechanical and software design solutions that we decided to implement on our robot.

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With growing developments in the field of mechatronics, mathematical modeling robotics has come long way from an iron piece that moves a few inches to machines capable of jumping from high buildings, detecting mines, performing various operations and trouble shooting.
Robotics means the study and application of robot technology. The goal of robotics is to mimic natural world as closely as possible. The main elements in the robot are the moving elements and the sensors. The basic structure of a r ....etc

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1. Implementation of artificial eye for Intelligent Line Following Robot application
2. Bluetooth based Robot Control for Metal Detection Applications
3. Autonomous Guide Cane for blind or visually impaired travelers using IR
4. Hand gesture recognition technology based wireless surveillance bomb diffusing robot with mobile jamming technique using MEMS technology
5. Remote GSM Mobile phone controlled Robotic Arm with Base Rotation, Elbow and Wrist Motion with a Functional Gripper
6. Intelligent Autonomous six legged robot to operate on une ....etc

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Our goal is to develop intelligent service robots that operate in standard human environments, automating common tasks. In pursuit of this goal, we follow the ubiquitous robotics paradigm, in which intelligent perception and control, are combined with ubiquitous computing. By exploiting sensors and effectors in its environment, a robot can perform more complex tasks without becoming overly complex itself. Following this insight, we have developed a service robot that operates autonomously in a sensor- equipped kitchen. The r ....etc

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