Michel Negroponte's documentary about the Welding and Inspection Steam Operations Robot (W.I.S.O.R).
"W.I.S.O.R," the title of Michel Negroponte's witty, information-packed documentary, is an acronym for Welding and Inspection Steam Operations Robot.
He has developed the Welding and Inspection Steam Operations Robot (Wisor), a 700-pound, 8-foot-long steel and aluminum robo-welder that can repair steam pipes from inside.
During mission operations, robots continuously consume their resources which must be refilled during their operations.
They've got indoor tornadoes, mock-spaceship rescue operations, robots that are able to autonomously interact with visitors... they'll even let you drive a goddamn 350-ton train.
Memo to All Newspaper Offices, Public Officials, Charitable Organizations, and Army & Navy Correspondents: In regard to Operation Crossroads, Operation Mercy, Operation Robot, Operation Clean-Up, Operation Ragweed, we propose Operation Cease.
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, September 7, 1946 P. 21 Memo to All Newspaper Offices, Public Officials, Charitable Organizations, and Army & Navy Correspondents: In regard to Operation Crossroads, Operation Mercy, Operation Robot, Operation Clean-Up, Operation Ragweed, we propose Operation Cease.
Given the limited fuel carried on the terminal operation robot, the cost of fuel is regarded as one of the most important factors during the controller design of position and attitude.
Before carrying out elaborate manipulations, tethered operation robots need to approach the target.
In robotic processing operations, the robot manipulates a tool to perform a process on the work part.
Like Dr. Mack, the other doctors using robots in the clinical trials in the United States go to Germany, where they do entire bypass operations with robots.
