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Designing the Mechanisms for Automated Machinery
Auteur : Ben Zion Sandler Editeur : Academic Press Pages :445 Language :English Format:Pdf
Robotics, Second Edition is an essential
addition to the toolbox of any engineer or hobbyist involved in the design of
any type of robot or automated mechanical system. It is the only book available that takes the
reader through a step-by step design process in this rapidly advancing
specialty area of machine design.
This book provides the professional engineer and student with important and detailed methods and examples of how to design the mechanical parts of robots and automated systems. Most robotics and automation books today emphasis the electrical and control aspects of design without any practical coverage of how to design and build the components, the machine or the system. The author draws on his years of industrial design experience to show the reader the design process by focusing on the real, physical parts of robots and automated systems.
* Answers the questions: How are machines built? How do they work? How does one best approach the design process for a specific machine?
This book provides the professional engineer and student with important and detailed methods and examples of how to design the mechanical parts of robots and automated systems. Most robotics and automation books today emphasis the electrical and control aspects of design without any practical coverage of how to design and build the components, the machine or the system. The author draws on his years of industrial design experience to show the reader the design process by focusing on the real, physical parts of robots and automated systems.
* Answers the questions: How are machines built? How do they work? How does one best approach the design process for a specific machine?
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