In this presentation, Bala introduces automation and associated trends. His interest area lies in applying using automation to test electronic devices.

1. AUTOMATION
Presentation
by
Bala Subramaniyan
Year/Sem : 4th yr/7th sem
(Electronics and Communication Engineering)
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University
Hyderabad

2. Brief History:
1910 1913
1920 - 1940
1945 - ‘Automation’ coined by Ford employee.
1957
1954 1962 Present
1970
1980s 1990s
1976Typical areas of automation:
 Automotive Industry
 Industry/ Home
 Bomb Disposal
 Surgery
 Aerospace
 Food
 Pharmaceutical

3. 1976’s:
• First spray painting robots
1980’s-1990’s:
• Sensor based machines
• Integrated manufacturing systems
• Unattended cells
• AI
1913’s:
• Mass production techniques introduced.
• Large moving assembly line.
• One task per worker
• Standardised parts.
1970’s:
• Microprocessors
• Mini-computer control industrial robots
1910’s:
•Cars built in small workshops
• Skilled workers.
• No automation.
•High cost. Low volume. Up to 10 days per car.
• First integrated manufacturing system
• First spot welding of auto bodies.
1962’s:
• First industrial robot saw service
• Stacking metal from die-casting m/c
1920’s- 40’s:
•Automatic transfer machines integrated into assembly lines.
1957’s:
• First commercially available NC machines
AUTOMATION TRADEMARKS: #AutomaticSystem

4. In Next 5 Years ?
 Globalisation of marketplace will be the key
driver for automation.
 Sustainability' will be the key driver for the
way production processes will be handled in
future.
 The gap between information technology and
automation will seize to exist.
 Users will 'feel' the automation hardware
through IT and software.

5. INTEND TO WORK ON ?
My choice will be “Automation in the Electronics Industry”.
 Automatic or Automated Test Equipment (ATE) is any apparatus
that performs tests on a device, known as the Device Under Test
(DUT) or Unit Under Test (UUT), using AUTOMATION to quickly
perform measurements and evaluate the test results.
 The primary concern in designing an “AUTOMATION “ interface for
an electronic trading system is the impact on market liquidity .
 Automation, computer-assisted manufacturing and robotics have
opened new fields in the planning, installation and service of
automated equipment and systems. Many industrial companies are
improving their production and processing operations by incorporating
changing.
 Connect your people and process by managing it electronically!

6. #ThankYou _/_