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Robotics:- Tetrapod




      Project Pesented by:-Akshay Indalakar
                           Prankul Devi
PRESENTATION
HV DESAI COLLEGE
           A
SEMINAR ON “ ROBOTICS ”
          IN
   HV DESAI COLLEGE


                 Project by :- Akshay Indalkar
                             Prankul Desai
                               (FYBCS)
• Robotics
• Why Robotics?
• Types of Robotics
• Laws of Robotics
• Components of Robots
• Advantages
• Future Prospectus
• Smoke Sensor
• Queries
• THE WORD “ ROBOTICS ” IS USED COLLECTIVELY TO
  DEFINE A FIELD IN ENGINEERING THAT COVERS
  THE MIMICKING OF VARIOUS HMAN CHARACTRISTICS
• SOUND CONCEPT IN MANY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES IS
  NEEDED FOR WORKING IN THIS FIELD
• IT FINDS ITS USES IN ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE
 A Automatic Industrial
 machine replacing a Human
 In Hazardous ways.
 An Automatic mobile sweeper machine
  at modern home.
 An Automatic toy car for children to play
 An Machine use for spying or safety purposes.
ROBOTICS INCLUDE A KNOWLEDGE
OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRONICS,
ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER SCIENCE
ENGINEERING.
THE TERM ROBOTICS WAS COINED IN 1940s BY SCIENCE FICTION
                    WRITER ISAAC ASIMOV
                 ASIMOV’s LAWS OF ROBOTICS

 A robot may not injure a Human Being OR, THROGH, INAACTION,
  allow a Human Being to come to harm.
 A robot must obey the orders given it by Human beings except where
  such order would conflict with the first law.
 A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not
  conflict first or second law.
   Speed.
   It can work in Hazardous/Dangerous Environments.
   To perform repetitive task.
   Efficiency.
   Accuracy.
   Adaptability.
   Wheeled
   Legged
   Climbing
   Flying
o   Structure.
o   Power Source.
o   Actuation.
o   Sensing.
o   Manipulation.
o   Locomotion.
• The structure of Robot is usually
  mostly Mechanical & can be
  called as kinematic chain
• The chain is forms of link‟s (it‟s bones),
  actuators (it‟s muscles), and joint which
  can allow one or more degrees of freedom.
 Suitable power supply is needed to run the
  motors and associated circuitry.
 Typical power requirement ranges from
  3V to 24V DC.
 220 AC supply must be modified to suits the
  need of our machines.
 Batteries can also be use to run the robots.
 Robots are driven by different motors :-
  o DC Motor.
  o Stepper Motor.
  o Servo Motor.
 Actuators are “ muscles “ of
  a robot, the parts which convert
  stored energy into movement.
 The most popular actuators are
  electronic motors.
• Robots which must work in the real world
   require some way to manipulate objects;
   pickup, modify, destroy, or otherwise
   have an effect.
• Thus the „hands‟ of robot are often refereed
   to as end effectors, while the hand is refereed
  as to be manipulation
• Some Manipulators are :-
   • Mechanical Grippers.
   • Vacuum Grippers.
   • General Grippers.
 It is concerned with the motion of the robot.
 Robots contain different types of drivers :-
  Differential drive
  Car type.
  Skid steer drive.
  Synchronous drive.
  Pivot drive.
  Articulated drive.
1. Revolution in Health care Medical Science system.
2. New & wide scope in Education & Training.
3. A Good help in Nuclear Industry.
4. Used tremendously in Sports activities.
5. Can very well handle House hold business.
 Scientists say that it is possible that robot brain will
  exist in 2019.
 Vernor Vinge has suggested that a moment may come
  when Computers & Robots are smarter than Human.
 In 2009 some robots are acquired various
 forms of semi-autonomy, including being able to
 find power sources on their own.

 The ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCMENT OF
  ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE has researched on
  this problem.
• When   smoke is present in the gap of the photo interrupter
  module, the light beam from LED to the phototransistor
  is obstructed. As a result, the phototransistor stops conducting
 and pin4 (reset) of IC 555 goes high to activate the alarm.
• The photo transistor and LED must be housed inside an
   enclosure with holes to allow entry of smoke.
• This smoke detector circuit project require a power supply
  between 9 and 12 volts .
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Robotoc tetrapoad

  • 1. Robotics:- Tetrapod Project Pesented by:-Akshay Indalakar Prankul Devi
  • 2. PRESENTATION HV DESAI COLLEGE A SEMINAR ON “ ROBOTICS ” IN HV DESAI COLLEGE Project by :- Akshay Indalkar Prankul Desai (FYBCS)
  • 3. • Robotics • Why Robotics? • Types of Robotics • Laws of Robotics • Components of Robots • Advantages • Future Prospectus • Smoke Sensor • Queries
  • 4.
  • 5. • THE WORD “ ROBOTICS ” IS USED COLLECTIVELY TO DEFINE A FIELD IN ENGINEERING THAT COVERS THE MIMICKING OF VARIOUS HMAN CHARACTRISTICS • SOUND CONCEPT IN MANY ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES IS NEEDED FOR WORKING IN THIS FIELD • IT FINDS ITS USES IN ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE
  • 6.  A Automatic Industrial machine replacing a Human In Hazardous ways.  An Automatic mobile sweeper machine at modern home.  An Automatic toy car for children to play  An Machine use for spying or safety purposes.
  • 7. ROBOTICS INCLUDE A KNOWLEDGE OF MECHANICAL, ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING.
  • 8. THE TERM ROBOTICS WAS COINED IN 1940s BY SCIENCE FICTION WRITER ISAAC ASIMOV ASIMOV’s LAWS OF ROBOTICS  A robot may not injure a Human Being OR, THROGH, INAACTION, allow a Human Being to come to harm.  A robot must obey the orders given it by Human beings except where such order would conflict with the first law.  A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict first or second law.
  • 9.
  • 10. Speed.  It can work in Hazardous/Dangerous Environments.  To perform repetitive task.  Efficiency.  Accuracy.  Adaptability.
  • 11. Wheeled  Legged  Climbing  Flying
  • 12. o Structure. o Power Source. o Actuation. o Sensing. o Manipulation. o Locomotion.
  • 13. • The structure of Robot is usually mostly Mechanical & can be called as kinematic chain • The chain is forms of link‟s (it‟s bones), actuators (it‟s muscles), and joint which can allow one or more degrees of freedom.
  • 14.  Suitable power supply is needed to run the motors and associated circuitry.  Typical power requirement ranges from 3V to 24V DC.  220 AC supply must be modified to suits the need of our machines.  Batteries can also be use to run the robots.  Robots are driven by different motors :- o DC Motor. o Stepper Motor. o Servo Motor.
  • 15.  Actuators are “ muscles “ of a robot, the parts which convert stored energy into movement.  The most popular actuators are electronic motors.
  • 16. • Robots which must work in the real world require some way to manipulate objects; pickup, modify, destroy, or otherwise have an effect. • Thus the „hands‟ of robot are often refereed to as end effectors, while the hand is refereed as to be manipulation • Some Manipulators are :- • Mechanical Grippers. • Vacuum Grippers. • General Grippers.
  • 17.  It is concerned with the motion of the robot.  Robots contain different types of drivers :- Differential drive Car type. Skid steer drive. Synchronous drive. Pivot drive. Articulated drive.
  • 18. 1. Revolution in Health care Medical Science system. 2. New & wide scope in Education & Training. 3. A Good help in Nuclear Industry. 4. Used tremendously in Sports activities. 5. Can very well handle House hold business.
  • 19.  Scientists say that it is possible that robot brain will exist in 2019.  Vernor Vinge has suggested that a moment may come when Computers & Robots are smarter than Human.  In 2009 some robots are acquired various forms of semi-autonomy, including being able to find power sources on their own.  The ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE has researched on this problem.
  • 20. • When smoke is present in the gap of the photo interrupter module, the light beam from LED to the phototransistor is obstructed. As a result, the phototransistor stops conducting and pin4 (reset) of IC 555 goes high to activate the alarm. • The photo transistor and LED must be housed inside an enclosure with holes to allow entry of smoke. • This smoke detector circuit project require a power supply between 9 and 12 volts .