Process Control Systems Sensors
Actuators Feedback Control Systems
Setpoint Feedforward Control Systems
Proportional Control Integral Control

 

Devices that collect data about a process variable, such as temperature or pressure. Systems designed to manage and regulate industrial operations to ensure optimal performance.
Systems that automatically adjust their operation to maintain a desired output by measuring deviations from setpoints. Mechanisms that carry out control actions based on signals from controllers to adjust process variables.
These systems are designed to predict process disturbances and take corrective actions before they impact the system. The target value that a system aims to achieve and maintain during operation.
A control action that accumulates the error over time to eliminate steady-state error. A control action that adjusts the output proportionally to the current error value.

 

Derivative Control Real-Time Data Analysis
Industrial Automation Disturbances
Industrial Robots Automation
Artificial Intelligence Collaborative Robots (Cobots)

 

The process of collecting and interpreting data as it is generated to enable immediate insights and actions. A control action that predicts future error based on its rate of change, helping to dampen system response.
Unpredictable changes in the environment that can affect system performance. The use of control systems for operating equipment in various industries to reduce human intervention.
The use of technology to perform tasks with minimal human intervention, often to improve productivity and safety. Automated machines designed to perform tasks in manufacturing environments, enhancing efficiency and precision.
Machines designed to work alongside humans, enhancing productivity in tasks such as assembly, packaging, and material handling without the need for safety cages. A branch of computer science that simulates human intelligence processes by machines, particularly computer systems.

 

Articulated Robots SCARA Robots
Robot Arm End Effector
Control System Open-Loop System
Closed-Loop System Robot Simulation Software

 

Robots that are excellent for pick-and-place tasks, offering high speed and precision, particularly used in assembly applications. Robots that feature rotary joints, allowing for versatility in applications like welding and painting, which require a wide range of movements.
The device attached to the end of a robotic arm that interacts with the environment to perform tasks, such as gripping or welding. A mechanical structure that is responsible for manipulating objects and performing tasks within a robotic system.
A type of control mechanism that does not use feedback to determine if the desired output was achieved. The computational unit that processes sensor data and sends commands to the actuators to perform specific tasks.
Software tools that create a virtual environment for designing, programming, and testing robotic applications before deployment in real-world scenarios. A control system that uses feedback to make real-time adjustments, improving accuracy and performance.

 

Computer Vision Object Detection
Safety Protocols Regulatory Compliance
Risk Assessment Smart Manufacturing

 

The ability of a system to identify and localize objects within an image or video. A field of artificial intelligence that enables computers to interpret and process visual data from the world.
The adherence to established laws and regulations focused on safety standards to ensure operational safety and reliability. Comprehensive guidelines and procedures designed to minimize risks and ensure safe operation in environments involving hazardous machinery.
An advanced manufacturing process that incorporates digital technologies for better data utilization and integration of automated systems. The systematic process of identifying and evaluating potential hazards associated with the operation of robotic systems.