‘Motion’ in the physical world, whether in the form of changing place, position or posture, is perhaps the greatest differentiator between robotic systems and all other classes of engineered products. It is motion that makes robotics systems ‘robotic’, and it is advances in motion control technologies that have spurred robotics innovation, with the result that there has been a dramatic increase in the use of robotics technologies and products around the globe. In this Robotics Engineering Week session, attendees will learn how support for robotic motion control has improved with the introduction of new products and technologies, and how they allow for new capabilities, new applications, and entry into new markets. Case studies and product examples will be used to highlight salient points.
Topics include:
- Motion and Movement
- Motion Control Products and Technologies
- Robotic Motion Control Trends
- Applications and Vertical Markets
- Solutions / Opportunities for Manufacturing
- Solutions / Opportunities for Logistics / Supply Chain
- Solutions / Opportunities for Healthcare Robotics
- Solutions / Opportunities for Construction Robotics
- Solutions / Opportunities for Agricultural Robotics
- Solutions / Opportunities for Exoskeleton Solutions
