Titlebook: Intelligent robotics; Mark H. Lee Book 1989 Mark H. Lee 1989 artificial intelligence.industrial robot.perception.robot.robotics

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The problem of perception,In this chapter we continue our examination of computer vision in order to illustrate the difficulties of processing sensory data. In fact, these problems apply to most sensors, but they are easier to appreciate for computer vision and image processing.

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Emulating the expert,In recent years there has been much excitement about expert systems and their applications in industry and commerce. In this chapter we will look at the principles and performance of expert systems and see how they fit in with the requirements for automated manufacturing.

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Errors, failures and disasters,uld not only reduce the down-time (when maintenance staff work on the cell) but could also provide protection from serious damage during operation. In this chapter we will examine the problems of error recovery and review the requirements that are necessary for our scenario to become a reality.

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Setting the scene,Why do robots provoke this type of response when, for example, the installation of a new type of machine tool, that might have a greater effect on productivity, goes virtually unnoticed? There are at least two reasons for this — superficial simplification and emotional appeal.

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Artificial sight,apply equally to any form of imaging sensor, be it tactile, thermal, ultrasonic or even arrays of switches. The distinguishing feature is that many identical sensing elements are arranged in a uniform (usually rectangular) array.

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