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Human Friendly Robotics: 10th International Workshop (Springer Proceedings in Advanced Robotics) book cover View Book

Human Friendly Robotics: 10th International Workshop (Springer Proceedings in Advanced Robotics)

By Fanny Ficuciello and Fabio Ruggiero, Alberto Finzi / 2018 / 223 pages

The International Workshop on Human Friendly Robots (HFR) is an annual meeting that brings together academic scientists, researchers and researchers in the field of research to share and exchange their experiences and research findings on all aspects related to the introduction of robots into everyday life. HFR gathers contributions on the current developments of a new generation of human-friendly robots, namely, safe and reliable machines that work close to or interact with humans directly in a wide range of fields. The papers in the book describe the latest and latest achievements in human-machine interaction that come from the work and ideas of young researchers. The contributions cover a wide range of topics related to human-machine interaction, both physical and cognitive, including theories, methodologies, techniques, experimental and experimental studies.

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Industrial Motion Control Motor Selection Drives Controller Tuning Applications

By Hakan Gurocak / 2016 / 317 pages

Industrial motion control applications use specialized equipment and require system design and integration. To design such systems, engineers need to be familiar with industrial motion control products; be able to combine control theory, kinetics, dynamics, electronics, simulation, programming, and machine design; Dealing with practical application issues. Motion control is widely used in all kinds of industries including packaging, assembly, textile, paper, printing, food processing, wood products, machinery, electronics, and semiconductor manufacturing.

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Industrial Motor Control

By Stephen L. Herman / 2013 / 578 pages

Control of industrial motors 7E is an integral part of any electrical training. Comprehensive and up-to-date, this book provides important information on basic relay control systems, programmable logic controllers, and solid-state devices typically found in an industrial environment. Written by a qualified and highly respected author, you will find easy-to-follow instructions and basic information on controlling industrial motors and devices commonly used in contemporary industry. The Industrial Control Engine 7E has succeeded in bridging the gap between industrial maintenance and devices, giving you a basic understanding of the operation of variable frequency drives, solid-state relays and other applications that use electronic devices.

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Integrated CMOS Circuits for Optical Communications

By M. Ingels and M. Steyaert / 2004 / 225 pages

This book presents several circuits that are required for the full integration of an optical transmitter in standard CMOS. The main emphasis is placed on high-speed receivers with a bitrate of up to 1 Gb/s. The possibility of including the photodiode in a receiver is investigated and the problems encountered are discussed. Concerning the transmitter aspect, a CMOS LED driver is described. The final chapter addresses electrical interference problems on a chip and proposes countermeasures. The various circuits in this book have all been realized and measurement results are presented, paving the way for single chip communication systems in which the optical interfaces are integrated on the same die as the digital circuitry.

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Internet of Things with Intel Galileo

By Miguel de Sousa / 2015 / 212 pages

It shows tech enthusiasts how to create a perfect computer, whether they want to create a finished gaming machine or combine new and recycled parts to create a cheap computer. This guide has now been heavily revised and updated to cover the wide range of new devices and accessories available step-by-step instructions and dozens of photos Which is going to build the computer for the first time throughout the entire process, from building the foundation and adding a processor and RAM, to installing a video card, configuring a hard drive, installing CD and DVD drives, adding a modem, and exploring Problems and solve them.

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Introduction to AC Machine Design (IEEE Press Series on Power and Energy Systems)

By Thomas A. Lipo / 2017 / 525 pages

This book offers a comprehensive approach to the design of the AC power system, starting with basic electromagnetic principles and continuing with different design aspects of the induction machine. The introduction of AC design includes one separation in the design of permanent magnet machines, synchronous machines and thermal design. Electrical machinery design is one of the core competencies for the development of competitive engines and generators for applications in industry, aerospace, and defense.

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Introduction to Arduino: A piece of cake

By Alan G Smith / 2011 / 173 pages

This book is different from many Arduino books in that it does not expect any previous knowledge in electronics or programming. Rather than go into teaching those subjects, he only knows enough to make things. In this book, you will: Use the lights to learn basic programming concepts quickly Noise and music on a speaker Create a digital thermometer Add graphics to your thermometer to show a graph of recorded temperature Play with sensors to detect light, magnets, Methods Make a rubber band gun that uses the joystick to wash, tilt and release Be supported to go to create your own projects! There are exercises after each chapter (with sample solutions) to help you make sure you understand the concepts.

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Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robots

By Roland Siegwart and Illah R. Nourbakhsh / 2004 / 336 pages

The book introduces techniques and technology that enable mobility in a series of interactive modules. Each chapter covers a different aspect of mobility, as the book moves from low-level to high-level detail. The first two chapters explore low-level motor power and examine the wheels and legs of robots and the principles of kinesiology. This is followed by an in-depth look at perception, including the description of several "ready-made" sensors and analysis to interpret the sensed data. The last two chapters address the top-level challenges of localization and cognition, and discuss successful localization strategies, independent mapping, and navigation efficiency. Combining all aspects of portable robots in one folder, the introduction to independent mobile robots can serve as a textbook for courses or a working tool for beginners in the field.