Industrial Robot: Volume 32 Issue 2

Strapline:

The international journal of robotics research and application
Subjects:

Table of contents - Special Issue: Mobile Robots: Climbing and Walking Robots

Guest Editors: Dr Manuel A. Armada

Development and model‐aided performance measure of a sensor‐augmented industrial robotic system for handling steel bearing races in an unstructured environment

Debanik Roy

Aims to measure the development and performance of a sensor‐augmented industrial robotic system for handling steel bearing races in an unstructured environment.

CLAWAR highlights research progress on climbing and walking robots

Anna Kochan

Aims to review the CLAWAR 2004 conference on climbing and walking robots.

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Robots add features to improve adaptability to new applications

Richard Bloss

Highlights new robots introduced in the fall 2004 offer various benefits such as lower prices, internal cable management for arc welding, reduced floor space requirements…

Snaking around in a nuclear jungle

Rob Buckingham, Andrew Graham

The paper describes a pipe repair conducted in August 2004 using two types of snake‐arm robot. The pipe was located 5 m below the reactor core of Ringhals 1 nuclear reactor.

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A prototype of an orange picking robot: past history, the new robot and experimental results

G. Muscato, M. Prestifilippo, Nunzio Abbate, Ivan Rizzuto

To construct a commercial agricultural manipulation for fruit picking and handling without human intervention.

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The OmniTread serpentine robot for industrial inspection and surveillance

Grzegorz Granosik, Malik G. Hansen, Johann Borenstein

Describes the design, construction, and performance of the OmniTread serpentine robot. Provides a review of other designs in this new area of mobile robotics. Presents innovative…

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Turning Segways into soccer robots

Brett Browning, Jeremy Searock, Paul E. Rybski, Manuela Veloso

To adapt the segway RMP, a dynamically balancing robot base, to build robots capable of playing soccer autonomously.

RobTank Inspec – in service robotized inspection tool for hazardous products storage tanks

A. Correia da Cruz, M. Silva Ribeiro

To present an entirely new technology to be used in the in‐service inspection of storage tanks for hazardous products in several different industries.

Roboclimber the 3 ton spider

Rezia Molfino, Manuel Armada, Francesco Cepolina, Matteo Zoppi

The aim of the research is to design, build and test a robot able to autonomously execute slope consolidation tasks.

A hybrid pole climbing and manipulating robot with minimum DOFs for construction and service applications

M. Tavakoli, M.R. Zakerzadeh, G.R. Vossoughi, S. Bagheri

Aims to describe design, prototyping and characteristics of a pole climbing/manipulating robot with ability of passing bends and branches of the pole.

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ISSN:

0143-991x

Online date, start – end:

1973

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Dimitrios Chrysostomou