Awareness barrier

Awareness barrier

A restriction that physically or visually informs a human of a danger or hazard being near.

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awareness barrier

Robots; Assembly

A restriction that physically or visually informs a human of a danger or hazard being near.

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Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The carrier-free space-charge region in a semiconductor pn junction. 2. An insulating partition placed between two conductors or terminals to lengthen the dielectric path.

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Robots; Assembly

Refers to an automated welding process performed by an industrial robot to create an electric arc between an electrode and a base material to melt the metals at the welding point.

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To improve and advance robots in order to meet current standards.

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With the headquarters located in Rochester Hills, Michigan, this company provides the most automated systems such as robots to industries in North and South America.

remote compliance center

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(RCC) Used to decouple linear and rotational motion. All compliance structures have a center though the remote compliance center is projected outward.

feedback

Robots; Assembly

A signal from the robot equipment about conditions as they actually exist, rather than as the computer has directed them to exist.

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To renew a robotic system by fixing any problems that have occurred to ensure proper operation.

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