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1. With the help of line diagram explain basic components of a Robot system. [16]
2. (a) What is robot software? Discuss the software elements of robot and different
teaching methods of robot.
(b) Discuss principle, limitations, applications and advantages of Fiber optics sen-
sors.
3. (a) Show that if A is a 3×3 orthogonal matrix, then the homogeneous transfor-
mation matrix Figure 3a.
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Figure 3a
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(b) What is homogenous transformation of coordinates? Write the homogenous
transformation matrix for translation in 3D. [8+8]
4. Find the manipulator jacobian matrix J (q) of the two-axis planar articulated robot
shown in figure 4. [16]
Figure 4
5. Draw a two link manipulator and mark the various parameters on it. Derive the
equations of motion using the Lagrangian formulation for this configuration. [16]
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7. Discuss the functions of gripper with the help of a sketch. Explain the working of
magnet grippers used for robots. [16]
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1. Define the term ‘robot’ and describe the robot anatomy.
3. What is inverse kinematics problem? Explain the solution to the inverse kinematics
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4. Find the manipulator Jacobian matrix J(q) of the five axis spherical coordinate
robot shown in figure 4. [16]
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5. Explain the application of Lagrangian? Euler equations for a two link planar ma-
nipulator having masses m1 , m2 and lengths d1 , d2 and joint angles θ1 , θ2 . [16]
6. Apply the interpolation of end effectors method to the two link planar manipulator
shown in figure 6, to generate a trajectory that starts from rest at the initial position
and comes to a complete stop at the final position in two seconds. Assume that
∆= 0.25 second. [16]
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7. (a) Distinguish between mechanical and pneumatic grippers.
(b) With a neat sketch describe the working of an optical encoder.
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1. Explain different types of manipulator configurations with neat sketches.
7. Discuss three different types of mechanical grippers used in industrial robots. [16]
8. Discuss the various interface hardware and software used in the machine vision.
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1. Describe the functions of the four basic types of a robot.
2. (a) Explain the various capabilities and limitations of the robot languages.
(b) Sketch and explain touch sensors and proximity sensors.
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4. For the polar coordinate robot shown in figure 4, find the link Jacobian matrix
J k (q) for k=12. [16]
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6. Apply the joint variables method to the two link planar manipulator shown in figure
6, to generate a trajectory that starts from rest at the initial position and comes to
a complete stop at the final position in one second. Assume that ∆= 0.25 second.
[16]
Figure 6
7. What is the function of the Gripper? What are the different types of Grippers used
in Robots? Discuss any two types of Grippers with the help of neat diagrams. [16]
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