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1. The document contains the syllabus for a Robotics course with 5 units. The units cover topics like robot basics, actuators and end effectors, sensors and machine vision, robot kinematics and programming, and implementation and economics. 2. The syllabus lists the topics that will be covered in each unit, such as robot definition, coordinate systems, drives, grippers, sensors, forward and inverse kinematics, programming languages, and applications of robots in industries. 3. Evaluation includes mid-term and final exams. The course aims to provide fundamental knowledge of robot components, modeling, control, and applications.

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1. The document contains the syllabus for a Robotics course with 5 units. The units cover topics like robot basics, actuators and end effectors, sensors and machine vision, robot kinematics and programming, and implementation and economics. 2. The syllabus lists the topics that will be covered in each unit, such as robot definition, coordinate systems, drives, grippers, sensors, forward and inverse kinematics, programming languages, and applications of robots in industries. 3. Evaluation includes mid-term and final exams. The course aims to provide fundamental knowledge of robot components, modeling, control, and applications.

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PRIST UNIVERSITY

(Estd. u/s 3 of UGC Act, 1956)


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UNIT(I6 INTR24UCTI2N 2: R2+2T +ASICS ;
Robot Definition Robot Anatomy Co-ordinate Systems, Work Envelope, types and
classification Specifications Pitc, !a", Roll, #oint $otations, Speed of %otion,
Pay &oad Robot Parts and 'eir ()nctions $eed for Robots Different
Applications
UNIT(II6 R2+2T ACTUAT2RS AN4 EN4 E::ECT2RS 1*
Pne)matic Drives *ydra)lic Drives %ecanical Drives Electrical Drives D+C+
Servo %otors, Stepper %otor, A+C+ Servo %otors Salient (eat)res, Applications and
Comparison of all tese Drives
End Effectors ,rippers %ecanical ,rippers, Pne)matic and *ydra)lic ,rippers,
%a-netic ,rippers, .ac))m ,rippers/ '"o (in-ered 0nternal ,rippers and E1ternal
,rippers/
UNIT(III6 SENS2RS AN4 .AC9INE VISI2N SYSTE. 1*

Re2)irements of a sensor, Principles and Applications of te follo"in- types of sensors
Position of sensors - Pie3o Electric Sensor, &.D', 4ptical Encoders, Ran-e Sensors,
Pro1imity Sensors - nd)ctive, *all Effect, Capacitive, 5ltrasonic 'o)c Sensors, Sensin-
and Di-iti3in- 0ma-e Data Si-nal Conversion, 0ma-e Stora-e, &i-tin- 'ecni2)es+
0ma-e Processin- and Analysis Data Red)ction, Se-mentation, (eat)re E1traction,
4b6ect Reco-nition+
UNIT(IV6 R2+2T 3INE.ATICS AN4 R2+2T PR2GRA..ING 1*
(or"ard 7inematics, 0nverse 7inematics and Differences/ (or"ard 7inematics and
Reverse 7inematics of %anip)lators "it '"o, 'ree De-rees of (reedom 80n 9
Dimensional:,
'eac Pendant Pro-rammin-, &ead tro)- pro-rammin-, Robot pro-rammin-
&an-)a-es .A& Pro-rammin- %otion Commands, Sensor Commands, End effecter
commands, and Simple pro-rams
UNIT - V6 I.P<E.ENTATI2N AN4 R2+2T EC2N2.ICS 8
R,., A,./ 0mplementation of Robots in 0nd)stries .ario)s Steps/ Safety
Considerations for Robot 4perations/ Economic Analysis of Robots Pay back %etod,
Rate of Ret)rn %etod+
Tot! 9ou's 6 )5
TE=T +223S6
1. %+P+,roover, ;0nd)strial Robotics 'ecnolo-y, Pro-rammin- and
Applications<, %c,ra"-*ill, 9==>
RE:ERENCES
1. ()+7+S+ ,on3al3+R+C+, and &ee C+S+,+, ;Robotics Control, Sensin-, .ision and
0ntelli-ence<, %c,ra"-*ill ?ook Co+, >@AB
9+ !oram 7oren, ;Robotics for En-ineers<, %c,ra"-*ill ?ook Co+, >@@9
C+ #anakiraman+P+A+, ;Robotics and 0ma-e Processin-<, 'ata %c,ra"-*ill, >@@D
PRIST UNIVERSITY,V!!",T#$%&u'
R2+2TICS
UNIT(I
PART(A
>+ Define Robot+
9+ Define Robot Anatomy and list do"n te types+
C+ $ame te fo)r common co-ordinate systems+
E+ Define pitc, roll and ya"+
D+ Define reac and stroke+
F+ Define De-rees of freedom+
B+ Define Spatial Resol)tion+
A+ Define acc)racy and repeatability+
@+ Wat is "ork envelopeG
>=+ %ention any fo)r applications of robot+
PART(+
>>+ E1plain te robot confi-)ration systems "it neat sketces+
>9+ E1plain te Common Co-ordinate systems, Workspace and classifications of
robotics
>C+ E1plain te specifications of robots+
>E+ E1plain te "orkin- principle of a robot "it a neat sketc+
>D+ E1plain te follo"in- topics
i+ $eeds for robot+
ii+ Work envelope+
>F+ Define ;De-rees of freedom< and e1plain te follo"in- associated "it it H
i+ Arm and body motion+
ii+ Arm and body of polar co-ordinate robot+
iii+Robot "rist+

UNIT(II
PART(A
>+ Classify te Robot drives system+
9+ Define Act)ator+
C+ Wat are te basic elements involved in ydra)lic systemG
E+ Wat is servomotorG Also mention its types+
D+ Define Stepper motor+
F+ Wat is end-effectorG
B+ Wat is meant by -ripperG
A+ Wat are te types of -ripper mecanismG
@+ Wat are te types of mecanical -rippersG
>=+ Compare pne)matic "it ydra)lic drives+
PART(+
>>+ E1plain any t"o drive systems "it neat sketces+
>9+ E1plain te "orkin- principle of stepper and servo motor+
>C+ Compare te follo"in-,
i+DC Servomotor and AC servomotor
ii+Stepper motor and servomotor
>E+ &ist do"n te types of -rippers and e1plain in detail abo)t %ecanical -ripper+
>D+ E1plain te follo"in-H
i+ Pne)matic ,ripper
ii+.ario)s tools )sed in robotics+
>F+ E1plain te follo"in-H
i+ .ac))m -ripper
ii+%a-netic -ripper
iii+Adesive -ripper
UNIT(III
PART(A
>+ &ist do"n te Classification of Sensors+
9+ Wat is &.D'G
C+ Wat is kno"n as *all-Effect sensorG
E+ Define Compliance sensor
D+ Wat is %acine vision systemG
F+ Wat are te basic li-tin- devices )sed in macine visionG
B+ Wat is se-mentationG
A+ Wat is ran-e sensorG
@+ Write te need for sensin- systems+
>=+ &ist do"n te types of sensors+
PART(+
>>+ Disc)ss any t"o types of sensors in detail "it neat sketces+
>9+ E1plain te "orkin- principle of &.D' "it neat sketces+ Also mention its
advanta-es and disadvanta-es+
>C+ E1plain abo)t te Pro1imity sensors and mention teir classifications+
>E+ E1plain Position sensors and mention its types+
>D+ E1plain te caracteristics of sensors in detail+
>F+ Wat is a macine vision systemG E1plain te components of macine vision
systems in detail+
UNIT(IV
PART(A
>+ Define robot kinematics.
9+ Classify te types of robot kinematics+
C+ Write an e1pression for for"ard transformation of 9 De-ree of freedom+
E+ Write an e1pression for for"ard transformation of C De-ree of freedom
D+ Differentiate te for"ard and reverse kinematics+
F+ Wat is meant by teac pendantG
B+ Wat is lead tro)- pro-rammin-G
A+ Classify te robot pro-rammin- lan-)a-es+
@+ Write any tree commands )sed in Robot pro-rammin-+
>=+ Write is .A& pro-rammin-G
PART(+
>>+ Wit a neat sketc, e1plain abo)t te for"ard and reverse kinematics of t"o and
tree de-rees of freedom+
>9+ E1plain abo)t te robot kinematics in detail+
>C+ E1plain briefly abo)t te robot pro-rammin- lan-)a-es+
>E+ E1plain abo)t te lead tro)- pro-rammin- metod in detail+
>D+ E1plain te classification of vario)s commands )sed in Robotics+
>F+ E1plain te metods of robot pro-rammin- in detail+
UNIT(V
PART(A
>+ Wat is A,.G
9+ Write any five applications of A,.+
C+ Wat is R,.G
E+ Write any t"o applications of R,.+
D+ Wat is te difference bet"een A,. and R,.G
F+ Wat is meant by economic analysis of robotG
B+ Wat is meant by pay back periodG
A+ Define E5AC metod
@+ Define Rate of Ret)rn metod+
>=+ Wat are te safety considerations )sed in RoboticsG
PART(+
>>+ Disc)ss abo)t te A,. in detail+
>9+ Disc)ss abo)t te R,. in detail+
>C+ E1plain te follo"in-s
i:'ypes of A,.
ii:Components of A,.
iii:Applications of A,.
iv:Advanta-es of A,.
>E+E1plain abo)t te economic consideration of robotics in detail+
>D+E1plain abo)t te potential safety a3ards in detail+
>F+ E1plain te follo"in-
i:Pay back metod+
ii:Rate of ret)rn metod+

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