Providing a broad, semi-detailed review of various robotic applications basedon process, this text incorporates existing articles, as well as the author'sown knowledge to describe points of interest and background.
Providing a broad, semi-detailed review of various robotic applications basedon process, this text incorporates existing articles, as well as the author'sown knowledge to describe points of interest and background.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Chapter 1 – Why Automate the Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers (SMMs)? * Productivity can Save the Factory * Industrial Robots Reduce Labor Costs and Increase Productivity * Partnering with your customer and supplier to reduce costs * Justifying Robotic Automation * The ROI Power of Industrial Robotics * Additional Benefits of Implementing Industrial Robotics * Applying Present Value Tools to Evaluate the Robot Investment * Resources Manufacturers Need to Become Familiar With Chapter 2 – Implementing Robotic Automation – Getting Started * Robotic Implementation is Always a Team Effort * Ingredients of the Robotic System * Judging a Good Project from a Bad Project * Gather the Right Details * Criteria for Arc Welding * Criteria for Tending Machines * Criteria for Press Tending * Criteria for Palletizing/De-Palletizing Data * Criteria for Material Removal * Constants and Variables of a Robot System Chapter 3 – Robotics and Risk * Risk and Cost * Hidden Risk * Risk of Your Own Managers and Personnel * Managing What You Control * Risk of Technology Chapter 4 – Setting Expectations for Success * Tools for Validating the Robotic Process * Proof of Concept Case Studies Chapter 5 – Writing the Right Specifications * Defining Elements of the Scope of Work * Scope of Work Example – Robotic Finishing * Cylinder Head Line Case Study Scope of Work Example -Robotic Press Tending Case Study Chapter 6 – Lean Manufacturing With Robotics for Low Volume, Small Batch Runs * Man vs. Machine * Changeover for Small Batches * Suggestions for the Design of a Robotic Work-Cell * Automating the machining process – Case Study * Automating the welding process for small batch runs * Automating the material removal process for small batch runs * Automating small batch runs for press tending and palletizing * Automating the palletizing process for small batch runs * Tools for small batch and high changeover production Chapter 7 – Lean Manufacturing with Robotics for High Volume, Large Batch Runs * Robotic Machine Tending for High Production * Running Lights Out * Job Shop vs. OEM * Robotic Cellular Manufacturing
Chapter 1 – Why Automate the Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers (SMMs)? * Productivity can Save the Factory * Industrial Robots Reduce Labor Costs and Increase Productivity * Partnering with your customer and supplier to reduce costs * Justifying Robotic Automation * The ROI Power of Industrial Robotics * Additional Benefits of Implementing Industrial Robotics * Applying Present Value Tools to Evaluate the Robot Investment * Resources Manufacturers Need to Become Familiar With Chapter 2 – Implementing Robotic Automation – Getting Started * Robotic Implementation is Always a Team Effort * Ingredients of the Robotic System * Judging a Good Project from a Bad Project * Gather the Right Details * Criteria for Arc Welding * Criteria for Tending Machines * Criteria for Press Tending * Criteria for Palletizing/De-Palletizing Data * Criteria for Material Removal * Constants and Variables of a Robot System Chapter 3 – Robotics and Risk * Risk and Cost * Hidden Risk * Risk of Your Own Managers and Personnel * Managing What You Control * Risk of Technology Chapter 4 – Setting Expectations for Success * Tools for Validating the Robotic Process * Proof of Concept Case Studies Chapter 5 – Writing the Right Specifications * Defining Elements of the Scope of Work * Scope of Work Example – Robotic Finishing * Cylinder Head Line Case Study Scope of Work Example -Robotic Press Tending Case Study Chapter 6 – Lean Manufacturing With Robotics for Low Volume, Small Batch Runs * Man vs. Machine * Changeover for Small Batches * Suggestions for the Design of a Robotic Work-Cell * Automating the machining process – Case Study * Automating the welding process for small batch runs * Automating the material removal process for small batch runs * Automating small batch runs for press tending and palletizing * Automating the palletizing process for small batch runs * Tools for small batch and high changeover production Chapter 7 – Lean Manufacturing with Robotics for High Volume, Large Batch Runs * Robotic Machine Tending for High Production * Running Lights Out * Job Shop vs. OEM * Robotic Cellular Manufacturing
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