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Production engineering
About: Production engineering is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 2657 publications have been published within this topic receiving 37409 citations.
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TL;DR: In this paper, a simple method is given for estimating robot throughput times from elementary velocity profiles, and the falloff in throughput due to the effect of many small robot movements is emphasised.
Abstract: The successful introduction of robots into an industrial enterprise means real commitment, engineering support, and detailed involvement in the planning of an integrated manufacturing system. In particular, the production engineer is clearly seen in this context to be the system designer. He must therefore be in a position to specify the performance of all man and machine components within the system such that productivity is maximised. Robot types are reviewed, and analogies between man and machine are used to introduce the RTM concept. Finally, a simple method is given for estimating robot throughput times from elementary velocity profiles. The fall-off in throughput due to the effect of many small robot movements is emphasised.
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigate how the development of a strategically integrated product and production system portfolio could be enabled by the concept of reconfigurable manufacturing, and propose a framework to enable the creation of a product and a production system from reconfigured components.
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01 Jan 2017
TL;DR: System integration is a key enabler to maximize information value in an engineering context and is normally represented by information models which play a decisive role in the ...
Abstract: System integration is a key enabler to maximize information value in an engineering context. The valuable information is normally represented by information models which play a decisive role in the ...
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01 Jan 1994
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors studied and analyzed the usage of 3D measuring devices attached to the robot manipulator according to determine the range and the purpose of such industrial measurements, and developed a knowledge base suitable for different production areas.
Abstract: Measuring and inspection works in production process using laser scanners attached to the robot manipulators are more and more used in different ways and purposes. The aim of this article is to study and analyze the usage of 3D measuring devices attached to the robot manipulator according to determine the range and the purpose of such industrial measurements. Different scanning devices are applied in production areas with varying purposes, such as 3D scanning of the new product, in order to inspect and find defects. Attached to the robot manipulator, scanners or laser measuring devices are able to scan every object in range of a robot, which makes the measuring process very flexible. Several tests with 3D scanners were performed to find out the optimal conditions and configuration for production purpose. As a result, knowledge base suitable for different production areas was developed. Thus, it would be feasible to have a common database to be implemented in different production areas.
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