#IndustrialAutomation

Basic Composition and Classification of Industrial Robots

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Basic Composition and Classification of Industrial Robots

Industrial robots are multi-joint mechanical arms or multi-degree-of-freedom robots aimed at the industrial field.Industrial robots replace humans in production and are an important development trend in the future manufacturing industry, serving as the foundation for achieving intelligent manufacturing and ensuring future industrial automation, digitization, and intelligence.The harsh production and processing environment , the aging population … Read more

Understanding Industrial Robot Control Systems and Applications

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Understanding Industrial Robot Control Systems and Applications

1. Functions to be Achieved by the Industrial Robot Control System The robot control system is an important component of the robot, used to control the manipulator to complete specific work tasks. Its basic functions are as follows: 1. Memory Function: Stores job sequences, motion paths, motion modes, motion speeds, and information related to production … Read more

Typical Control Systems and Structures of Industrial Robots

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Typical Control Systems and Structures of Industrial Robots

Industrial robots consist of three basic components: the main body, the drive system, and the control system. The main body includes the base and the actuators, which consist of the arm, wrist, and hand; some robots also have locomotion mechanisms. Most industrial robots have 3 to 6 degrees of freedom, with the wrist typically having … Read more

Understanding DCS Control Systems in Chemical Plants

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Understanding DCS Control Systems in Chemical Plants

2021 Advanced Control Technology Forum for Process Industry and Technical Exchange on Advanced Control, Optimization Control, and Intelligent Control in the Chemical Industry As the neural center of modern large chemical plants, the DCS central control room (Central Control Room or Central Control Room) plays an important role, where all important control decisions are made. … Read more

Understanding the Composition and Typical Structure of Industrial Robot Control Systems

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Understanding the Composition and Typical Structure of Industrial Robot Control Systems

1. Functions of Industrial Robot Control Systems The robot control system is a crucial component of the robot, used to control the operation of the machine to complete specific tasks. Its basic functions are as follows: 1. Memory Function: Stores job sequences, motion paths, motion modes, motion speeds, and information related to production processes. 2. … Read more

2023 Global Engineering Frontiers | Cyber-Physical Security of Industrial Control Systems

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2023 Global Engineering Frontiers | Cyber-Physical Security of Industrial Control Systems

Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are systems composed of various automation acquisition, monitoring, and control components used for the automated operation and supervision of industrial infrastructure. ICS are mainly divided into data acquisition and monitoring systems, distributed control systems, and programmable logic controllers. Currently, ICS has become the neural hub and operational center of critical national … Read more

Essential Knowledge for Beginners: Three Major Industrial Control Systems PLC, DCS, FCS

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Essential Knowledge for Beginners: Three Major Industrial Control Systems PLC, DCS, FCS

With the rapid development of industrial technology, distributed control systems and field control systems have emerged. The three major control systems in industrial process control are PLC, DCS, and FCS. Some believe that FCS is developed from PLC, while others think it is derived from DCS. FCS has a close relationship with both PLC and … Read more

Key Points of Robot Control Systems

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Key Points of Robot Control Systems

On August 26, FANUC Industrial Robot Technology Training Class What is a Robot Control System? If humans only had senses and muscles, their limbs would still be unable to move. This is partly because there are no organs to receive and process signals from the senses, and partly because there are no organs to send … Read more

Key Aspects of Industrial Robot Control Systems

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Key Aspects of Industrial Robot Control Systems

What Is a Robot Control System If a person only has senses and muscles, their limbs cannot move. This is partly because there are no organs to receive and process the signals from the senses, and partly because there are no organs to send nerve signals that drive the muscles to contract or relax. Similarly, … Read more

The Brain of Robots

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The Brain of Robots

If humans only had senses and muscles, their limbs could not move. This is because, on one hand, the signals from the senses have no organs to receive and process them, and on the other hand, there are no organs to emit nerve signals that drive the muscles to contract or relax. Similarly, if a … Read more