Cartesian robot

Automated devices for removing parts upon ejection from an open mold rather than letting the parts drop. Also see parts picker. Robots also can perform secondary functions, such ...

robot

Physics; Physics standardization

A machine that can perform a variety of tasks either on command or by being programmed in advance.

robot

Telecommunications; General telecom

Computer software that runs continuously and responds automatically to a user's activity. Note: Some robots are created for the benefit of the user, such as those that send ...

robot

Software; Operating systems

A program that performs a task on a network, especially a task that is repetitive or time-consuming.

arc welding robot

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.

remanufacture

Robots; Assembly

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

fanuc

Robots; Assembly

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

Robots; Assembly

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