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ADTECH (SHENZHEN) TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. was established in 2002. As the leader of domestic motion control solutions provider, ADTECH had been build up the motion control, motor drive, CNC control system application and industrial robots in total four major products. ADTECH products are widely used in industrial robots, printing and packaging, metal processing, light textile, home, electronic equipment, special machine tools and other fields, become the representative brand in the field of motion control industry application. Companies in key cities across the country set up a liaison office and service centers, and gradually establish a global sales and service network, products have been exported to Europe and the United States, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, 111 countries and regions.

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What is Industrial Robot?

 

 

An industrial robot is a robot system used for manufacturing. Industrial robots are automated, programmable and capable of movement on three or more axes.

 

Benefits of Industrial Robot
 

Increased efficiency

Industrial robots can work faster and more accurately than human workers, which can lead to increased productivity and efficiency.

 

Reduced labor costs

Industrial robots do not require breaks, vacation time, or benefits, which can lead to lower labor costs for companies.

 

Improved safety

Industrial robots can perform tasks that are dangerous for human workers, such as working with hazardous materials or in high-temperature environments.

 

Consistency

Industrial robots can perform tasks consistently without getting tired or making mistakes, which can lead to higher-quality products.

 

Flexibility

Industrial robots can be programmed to perform a wide variety of tasks, which can make them more flexible than human workers.

 

Increased competitiveness

Companies that use industrial robots may have a competitive advantage over companies that do not, as they can produce goods faster and at a lower cost.

 

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Types of Industrial Robot

Cartesian robots

Cartesian robots, also known as gantry robots, are the type of industrial robots that perform linear movements in space. They move along the x, y, and z axes, which are all orthogonal/perpendicular to each other. Cartesian robots form a cuboidal working area/envelope.

Articulated robots

Articulated robots are industrial robots with rotary joints. The joints are typically powered by servo motors and are called the robot's axes. The movements of simple articulated robots resemble that of a human arm. In complex setups, the number of such joints can go up to and even exceed 10. Articulated robots are also called jointed arm robots.

Cylindrical robots

Cylindrical robots are industrial robots having a rotary joint at the base connected to a shaft with an arm having a prismatic joint. The robot has three axes of movement, two of which are linear and one being circular. The shaft connected to the base of the bot can rotate, and the arm can move up and down and even extend to form a cylindrical working envelope.

Delta robots

Delta robots are industrial robots made on a rigid triangular frame. The frame is mounted right above the working area, with each arm hosting a high-torque servo motor. The shaft of the motor is connected to an arm called the "bicep, " which extends in the perpendicular direction of the motor's axis of rotation. The other end of the bicep is connected to rods arranged in a parallelogram shape.

Polar robots

Polar robots, or spherical robots, are industrial robots with two rotational and one linear joint. The rotary movement and the vertical lift of the robot are possible through the rotational joints. Linear joint facilitates the extension of the robotic arm that lets it extend its working space around it, resulting in a spherical working envelope.
These robots get their name from the polar coordinate system, a coordinate system in which each point in space is characterized by its distance from the origin and the angle made by it with the axes about the origin.

SCARA robots

SCARA is an acronym for Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm/Selective Compliance Articulated Robot Arm. As the name suggests, SCARAs are specially articulated robots that come with rotational joins. They are mechanically compliant in the x-and-y-axis and rigid in the z-axis.

Collaborative robots

Collaborative robots or cobots are industrial robots that share their workspace with humans. These robots team up with humans and work on the tasks they are designed for. Since cobots are expected to be around humans, they are designed to be safe.
Cobots use different sensors to make sure they detect unexpected human behavior and operate safely. Sometimes cobots are made to work at a reduced pace and force when a human is nearby. However, even so, they have to maintain their productivity and efficiency to actually be worth using in the industrial space.

 

Application of Industrial Robot

 

Arc welding：Arc welding, or robot welding, became commonplace in the 1980s. One of the driving forces for switching to robot welding is improving the safety of workers from arc burn and inhaling hazardous fumes.

Spot welding：Spot welding joins two contacting metal surfaces by directing a large current through the spot, which melts the metal and forms the weld delivered to the spot in a very short time (approximately ten milliseconds).

Materials handling：Material handling robots are utilized to move, pack and select products. They also can automate functions involved in the transferring of parts from one piece of equipment to another. Direct labor costs are reduced and much of the tedious and hazardous activities traditionally performed by human labor are eliminated.

Machine tending：Robotic automation for machine tending is the process of loading and unloading raw materials into machinery for processing and overseeing the machine while it does a job.

Painting：Robotic painting is used in automotive production and many other industries as it increases the quality and consistency of the product. Cost savings are also realized through less rework.

Picking, packing and palletizing：Most products are handled multiple times prior to final shipping. Robotic picking and packaging increases speed and accuracy along with lowering production costs.

Assembly：Robots routinely assemble products, eliminating tedious and tiresome tasks. Robots increase output and reduce operational costs.

Mechanical cutting, grinding, deburring and polishing：Building dexterity into robots provides a manufacturing option that is otherwise very difficult to automate. An example of this is the production of orthopedic implants, such as knee and hip joints. Buffing and polishing a hip joint by hand can normally take 45-90 minutes while a robot can perform the same function in just a few minutes.

Gluing, adhesive sealing and spraying materials：Sealer robots are built with numerous robotic arm configurations that enable the robot to apply adhesives to any type of product. The primary benefit in this application is increased quality, speed and consistency of the final product.

Other processes：These include inspection, waterjet cutting and soldering robots. 

 

Components of an Industrial Robot

The main components of an industrial robot are Manipulators, End Effectors, Feedback devices, Controllers, and Locomotive devices.

Manipulators

To simply understand what a manipulator is, think of it as the arm of a robot and like a human arm that has several joints. These joints or mechanical linkages are capable of movement in various directions to perform the work of the robot.

These mechanical linkages are driven by actuators which may be pneumatic or hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic rotary actuators, electric motors, drives, etc. The actuators may be coupled directly to the mechanical links or joints or may drive indirectly through gears, chains, or screws. When pneumatic or hydraulic drives are utilized, the flow of air or oil to the actuators is often controlled by valves mounted on the manipulator.

End effectors

This is a device that is attached to the end of a robotic arm to carry out its tasks. Think of it like the palm and fingers of a human hand. The End Effector is the component that moves or orients the product or process. It is used for specialized tasks such as welding, measuring, marking, drilling, cutting, painting, cleaning, and so on.

Feedback devices

These are a class of devices used to monitor an operation or process and then verify the operation or process has occurred. Back to a human body analogy, they are the organs that supply data to the brain (controller).
In a robot, a feedback device could be installed to sense the positions of the various links and joints and transmit this information to the controller. They may be simple limit switches, actuated by the robot's arm or position-measuring devices such as encoders, potentiometers, resolvers, and/or tachometers. Depending on the devices used, the feedback data is either digital or analog.

Controllers

The robot controller is a computer, composed of hardware and software, linked to the robot and essentially functions as its "brain". Controllers have all of the characteristics associated with computers and contain sophisticated decision-making and data storage capabilities. They initiate and terminate the motion of the manipulator through interfaces with the manipulator's control valves and feedback devices, or perform complex arithmetic functions to control path, speed, and position, or provide two-way communications between the controller and ancillary devices.

Locomotive devices

Muscles help in the movement of the arm, fingers, and palm in humans. For the robot, the power of movement is provided by motors. pneumatic, electric, and hydraulic motors are the three most popular types of motors used in robot movement.

 

How to maintain Industrial Robot

  • Back up controller memory

  • Inspect brake operation

  • Inspect teach pendant

  • Check overtravel limits

  • Monitor robot in motion, inspecting robot, harness, and cables

  • Check robot repeatability

  • Listen for excessive audible vibration and noise

  • Tighten external bolts

  • Check for defective seals and grease/oil leakage

  • Clean chips and debris from robot

  • Grease joints, bushing, and balancer housing

  • Check controller cables, cable connections, power suppliers, and safety equipment; replace if necessary

  • Test batteries in controller and robot arm; replace if necessary

  • Clean vents and cooling fans with compressed air; replace filters if necessary

  • Clean light curtains and sensors

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FAQ

 

Q: What is the industrial robots?

A: An industrial robot is one that has been developed to automate intensive production tasks such as those required by a constantly moving assembly line.

Q: What is the most popular industrial robot?

A: The cartesian robot is the most commonly used industrial robot, typically for CNC machines or 3D printing.

Q: What are industrial robots used for today?

A: Typical applications of robots include welding, painting, assembly, disassembly, pick and place for printed circuit boards, packaging and labeling, palletizing, product inspection, and testing; all accomplished with high endurance, speed, and precision. They can assist in material handling.

Q: Do industrial robots use AI?

A: In industrial settings, AI-enabled robots keep workers safe by operating in shared spaces. They also perform complex tasks such as cutting, grinding, welding, and inspection autonomously.

Q: What are the 5 most common robots?

A: According to the International Federations of Robots, the five main types of industrial robots includes SCARA, Articulated, Cartesian, Delta, and Polar.

Q: What is the oldest industrial robot?

A: the Unimate
And in 1961, the two Americans established Unimation Inc., a venture company specializing in industrial robot development. In the following year, they succeeded in the trial production of the world's first industrial robot, the Unimate.

Q: How are industrial robots controlled?

A: How do industrial robots work? These collaborative tools are programmable and multifunctional, and one of the most important components is the controller. It is the brain of the robot and is where its movements are controlled, through the computer system that will program the instructions of the tasks to be performed.

Q: What will industrial robots do in the future?

A: Advances in Manufacturing robotics
Due to the exciting advancements in Manufacturing robotics, the industry is on the cusp of a total production revolution. Robots can adapt and produce a wide variety of products more efficiently, backed by artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technology.

Q: How do industrial robots help humans?

A: Robots save workers from performing dangerous tasks. They can work in hazardous conditions, such as poor lighting, toxic chemicals, or tight spaces. They are capable of lifting heavy loads without injury or tiring.

Q: Are all robots considered AI?

A: Unlike what is shown in most dystopian sci-fi movies or books, not all robots are intelligent. Artificially intelligent robots, a combined application of AI and standard automation robots, are just one of the several types of robots.

Q: What robot did Elon Musk invent?

A: At the AI Day event, Elon Musk introduced the prototype of Optimus, the humanoid robot developed by Tesla.

Q: What robot do we use everyday?

A: Domestic robots can be found in people's homes and workplaces. They perform a variety of tasks, such as cleaning, laundry, and providing care for elderly or disabled people. One example of a domestic robot is the Roomba vacuum cleaner robot.

Q: What are the 3 rules of AI?

A: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

Q: What jobs will robots take over by 2025?

A: Artificial intelligence and robots are not just challenging blue-collar jobs; they are starting to take over white-collar professions as well. Financial and sports reporters, online marketers, surgeons, anesthesiologists, and financial analysts are already in danger of being replaced by robots.

Q: What will robots do in 10 years?

A: According to new research, AI may be able to automate about 39 per cent of domestic work within 10 years. In the study, researchers asked 65 AI experts from the UK and Japan to predict how much automation could relieve us of the most common housework and care work tasks.

Q: Which country is number 1 in robotics?

A: The United States takes the lead in robotics with its robust research and development (R&D) ecosystem, world-class universities, and a thriving entrepreneurial culture.

Q: What is the world's largest working robot?

A: According to the Guinness Book Of Records, the largest walking robot in the world is reported to be Tradinno, a 15m-long dragon robot weighing 11 tons that was used in a German theatre for the play Drachenstich. Powered by a two-litre turbo diesel engine, it can breathe flames to a distance of 1.5 metres.

Q: What is the manipulator of an industrial robot?

A: The arm-like structure of an industrial robot is known as a robot manipulator. This component is responsible for completing the tasks the robot is programmed to perform. Also known as a robot arm, the manipulator mounts to the robot body and consists of multiple links and joints.

Q: Who invented robots?

A: George Devol
The first industrial robots were developed by George Devol, American inventor and founder of the first robotics company in history: Unimation.

Q: Why is everyone worried about AI?

A: An AI takeover
One of the most commonly cited risks is that AI will get out of its creator's control. Artificial general intelligence (AGI) refers to AI that is as smart or smarter than humans at a broad range of tasks. Current AI systems are not sentient but they are created to be humanlike.

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