Sentence examples for industrial task from inspiring English sources

Integrating motion simulation tools in SolidWorks intensely reduces the engineering time for finding the optimal mechanical structure of the robot according to the industrial task.

Chryssolouris et al. (2004) presented pilot implementation approach of human performance in virtual manufacturing environments by employing simulation principles of both virtual reality and digital mannequin technologies for the performance of industrial task.

In the second experiment, the proposed set of visual perceptibility measures are examined for a simulated industrial task of inserting electronic chips into slots of a working table, resembling a fine assembly line of transponders manufacturing.

The present work is inspired by an industrial task, i.e. spray painting a large area by means of a robotic system consisting in a Cable-Driven Parallel Robot (CDPR).

Similarly, the close association of S. cerevisiae with human activities has led to the so-called domestication of this species, resulting in an organism that excels in its industrial task, but performs suboptimal in most other, more 'natural' environments (Fay & Benavides, 2005; Liti et al., 2009; Sicard & Legras, 2011).

Hughes told me that he hopes to someday make Off-Grid's product powerful enough to perform industrial tasks: pumping water for irrigation, milling cacao, and so on.

This technology is proving to be a versatile sensory capability for various industrial tasks, such as part identification, quality inspection, and robot guidance.

At Synthetic Genomics, he wants to create living creatures — bacteria, algae or even plants — that are designed from the DNA up to carry out industrial tasks and displace the fuels and chemicals that are now made from fossil fuels.

Bionics is thus distinct from bioengineering (or biotechnology), which is the use of living things to perform certain industrial tasks, such as the culture of yeasts on petroleum to furnish food proteins, the use of microorganisms capable of concentrating metals from low-grade ores, and the digesting of wastes by bacteria in biochemical batteries to supply electrical energy.

Iris Automation Inc. has raised $1.5 million to bring "sense and avoid" technology, and truly self-flying capabilities, to drones used for industrial tasks.

Much of recent researches in robotics have shifted the focus from traditionally-specific industrial tasks to investigations of new types of robots with alternative ways of controlling them.