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Robotic Engineering has evolved significantly over the past fifteen years. With the help of AI, robots can perform many complicated tasks which were left best to humans earlier. This book does not deal with advanced robotics. However, it is a very good starting guide for learning the engineering behind building a robotic arm from scratch. It begins by illustrating the basic theories behind a (traditional) robotic arm and gives a systematic process of building a robotic arm, broken down into different phases of the project. It is also a good guide on how to build a professional software for managing the arm, and how to remotely control it through a computer which is geographically placed at another location than the arm itself. Since the book was developed from an actual project at IIT, Roorkee (which won the Institute Medal in 2003)
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- Author : Devashi Tandon
- Release : 26 March 2018
- Publisher : GIAP Journals
- ISBN : 9789383006892
- Genre : Technology & Engineering
- Total Page : 45 pages
- Language : English
- PDF File Size : 20,8 Mb
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