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Industrial Robotics: Theory, Modelling and Control
Edited by Sam Cubero, ISBN 3-86611-285-8, Hard cover, 964 pages, Publisher: Pro Literatur Verlag, Germany / ARS, Austria , Chapters published December 01, 2006 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license
DOI: 10.5772/44
This book covers a wide range of topics relating to advanced industrial robotics, sensors and automation technologies. Although being highly technical and complex in nature, the papers presented in this book represent some of the latest cutting edge technologies and advancements in industrial robotics technology. This book covers topics such as networking, properties of manipulators, forward and inverse robot arm kinematics, motion path-planning, machine vision and many other practical topics too numerous to list here. The authors and editor of this book wish to inspire people, especially young ones, to get involved with robotic and mechatronic engineering technology and to develop new and exciting practical applications, perhaps using the ideas and concepts presented herein.
- Chapter 1
Robotic Body-Mind Integration: Next Grand Challenge in Robotics - Chapter 2
Automatic Modeling for Modular Reconfigurable Robotic Systems: Theory and Practice - Chapter 3
Kinematic Design and Description of Industrial Robotic Chains - Chapter 4
Robot Kinematics: Forward and Inverse Kinematics - Chapter 5
Structure Based Classification and Kinematic Analysis of Six-Joint Industrial Robotic Manipulators - Chapter 6
Inverse Position Procedure for Manipulators with Rotary Joints - Chapter 7
Cable-based Robot Manipulators with Translational Degrees of Freedom - Chapter 8
A Complete Family of Kinematically-Simple Joint Layouts: Layout Models, Associated Displacement Problem Solutions and Applications - Chapter 9
On the Analysis and Kinematic Design of a Novel 2-DOF Translational Parallel Robot - Chapter 10
Industrial and Mobile Robot Collision-Free Motion Planning Using Fuzzy Logic Algorithms - Chapter 11
Trajectory Planning and Control of Industrial Robot Manipulators - Chapter 12
Collision Free Path Planning for Multi-DoF Manipulators - Chapter 13
Determination of Location and Path Planning Algorithms for Industrial Robots - Chapter 14
Homogeneous Approach for Output Feedback Tracking Control of Robot Manipulators - Chapter 15
Design and Implementation of Fuzzy Control for Industrial Robot - Chapter 16
Modelling of Parameter and Bound Estimation Laws for Adaptive-Robust Control of Mechanical Manipulators Using Variable Function Approach - Chapter 17
Soft Computing Based Mobile Manipulator Controller Design - Chapter 18
Control of Redundant Robotic Manipulators with State Constraints - Chapter 19
Model-Based Control for Industrial Robots: Uniform Approaches for Serial and Parallel Structures - Chapter 20
Parallel Manipulators with Lower Mobility - Chapter 21
Error Modeling and Accuracy of Parallel Industrial Robots - Chapter 22
Networking Multiple Robots for Cooperative Manipulation - Chapter 23
Web-Based Remote Manipulation of Parallel Robot in Advanced Manufacturing Systems - Chapter 24
Human-Robot Interaction Control for Industrial Robot Arm through Software Platform for Agents and Knowledge Management - Chapter 25
Spatial Vision-Based Control of High-Speed Robot Arms - Chapter 26
Visual Control System for Robotic Welding - Chapter 27
Visual Conveyor Tracking in High-Speed Robotics Tasks - Chapter 28
Visual Feedback Control of a Robot in an Unknown Environment (Learning Control Using Neural Networks) - Chapter 29
Joystick Teaching System for Industrial Robots Using Fuzzy Compliance Control - Chapter 30
Forcefree Control for Flexible Motion of Industrial Articulated Robot Arms - Chapter 31
Predictive Force Control of Robot Manipulators in Nonrigid Environments - Chapter 32
Friction Compensation in Hybrid Force/Velocity Control for Contour Tracking Tasks - Chapter 33
Industrial Robot Control System Parametric Design on the Base of Methods for Uncertain Systems Robustness - Chapter 34
Stochastic Analysis of a System Containing One Robot and (n-1) Standby Safety Units with an Imperfect Switch


