Titlebook: Expert Systems and Robotics; Timothy Jordanides,Bruce Torby Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Intelligent

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Matching: Check Points within the Framework of a Knowledge-based Visual Inspection Systemmachined work-piece fits the important properties of its “golden prototype”..Especially, pure image based systems suffer from the fact that pixel-to-pixel comparisons are effected by variations in scale, illumination, positioning accuracy or tolerances of single properties of the specimen. Additiona

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Sensor Planning for the Error Diagnosis of Robot Assembly Taskse assembly robot KAMRO. The diagnosis is supported by the multi-sensory system of the KAMRO system. The system for error diagnosis has the structure of a blackboard system. The task of the sensor system is focused to the monitoring of a product assembly. A very interesting part of the system is an a

Tonometry

Computer Aided Analysis of Robot Arm Dynamics and Adaptive Control Schemesfor trajectory tracking. The program package allows in an interactive way the synthesis of the manipulator structure as well as its control system, and the simulation of the dynamic behaviour of the whole system under different scenarios. Two adaptive control schemes based on minimum energy terminal

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A Programming Environment for Sensor-Controlled Robotsears. Two themes emerge, namely (i) the use of concurrent high-level programming languages to implement the hard real-time control functions needed for sensor driven and compliant motion; and (ii) the need for interactive graphical simulation and programming environments for sensor-equipped robots.

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Symbolic Simulation of Sensory Robot Programsfrom the fact that the program execution may result in an infinite set of possible evolutions of the robot work cell. Methods are reported for the simulation of simple sensory instructions. An experimental system for symbolic simulation is described

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Expert Systems and Multiple Criteria Decision Support means of an interactive multiple-criteria approach. Two case studies will be discussed, one concerning power systems expansion planning and a second one dealing with strategic telecommunication network planning. The first one will be presented in detail and the specifications of a rule-based protot