INTRODUCTION
JF505
INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS SUBJECT
·
WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT?
INDUSTRIAL
ROBOTICS explains advantages and disadvantages of using robots
along
with a description of the classification systems used with robots. Robotics
components
such as actuators, tooling, robot sensors, robot end effectors and
control
systems are examined. Robot programming operations and robot application
are
also discussed. The course ends with an explanation of the ANSI robotics safety
standard
and maintenance process.
CHAPTERS
1.
INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS
This topic explains the
definition of Industrial robotics and
advantages & disadvantages.
2.
ROBOT CLASSIFICATION AND COMPONENT SYSTEMS
This topic explains and
identifies the classification of robot,
varieties of configuration a
robot and describes the major
components of robots.
3.
ROBOT ACTUATORS
This topic describe the command
of robot actuators and
comparison of actuating.
4.
ROBOT END EFFECTORS
This topic describes the common
types of end effectors used
in robots systems.
5.
ROBOT SENSORS
This topic describes the most
command sensors used in basic
robotic architectures.
6.
ROBOT PROGRAMMING OPERATIONS AND
INTERFACING
This topic describe the
programming language, identify factors
that influencing robots operating
characteristics and list the
functions of the various PLC
components.
7.
ROBOT APPLICATIONS
This topic describes some of the
most common robot
applications in manufacturing and
typical material handling
applications
8.
ROBOTIC SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE
This topic develop an
understanding of the ANSI/RIA Safety
requirement and maintenance
processes for Industrial
robotics.
COURSE LEARNING OUTCOME
Upon
completion of this course, students should be able to:-
1. explain the importance and standard
safety requirement of industrial robots.
2.
revise components of robot and
types of robot which are classified based on
robot design configuration and their function accordingly.
3.
synthesize the application of
industrial robot and its programming operation.
THE CONTINUES ASSESSMENTS AND THE CURRENT FINAL EXAMINATIONS
FORMAT
The course assessment is carried
out in two sections:
i. Coursework
(CA)
Coursework is continuous
assessment that measures knowledge,
technical skills and soft skills.
Remark:
CLO1 : explain the importance and
standard safety requirement of industrial robots.
CLO2 : revise components of robot
and types of robot which are classified based on
robot design configuration and
their function accordingly.
CLO3 : synthesize the application
of industrial robot and its programming operation
*(x) refers to the quantity of assessment
CURRENT FORMAT: 6 ESSAY QUESTIONS, ANSWER 4
ii. Final
Examination (FE)
Final examination is carried out
at the end of the semester.
The percentage ratio of FE to CA
shall follow the guideline stated in the Arahan-
Arahan
Peperiksaan dan Kaedah Penilaian which is approved by the Lembaga
Peperiksaan dan
Penganugerahan Sijil/ Diploma Politeknik.
CURRENT FORMAT: 6 ESSAY QUESTIONS, ANSWER 4
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