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Industry 4.0: Smart robots for smart factories
1. The Future of Industry in Europe. Industry 4.0
Barcelona 15/04/15
#R-Industry40
Smart robots
for smart factories
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3. From Industry 1.0 to Industry 4.0
1800 1900 2000
First
Industrial Revolution
Second
Industrial Revolution
Forth
Industrial Revolution
Mechanical production:
Water / Steam
Mass production:
Electrical power
Cyber / robotized
Mechanical
Loom: 1784
Production Line:
1870
Collaborative Robot: 2012
Third
Industrial Revolution
Industrial Robot: 1961
(Unimate)
Electronics / IT
Automization
5. 178.000 robots shipped in 2013
37.000 to China
1.300.000 Industrial robots in service
South Korea
Japan
Germany
Automotive
Other industries
- 437 robots/10.000 workers
- 323/10.000
- 282/10.000 (1st in Europe)
- 1/10
- 1/100
9. Collaborative Robots
A collaborative robot works
in direct cooperation with humans
inside a defined workspace,
in both industrial
and non-industrial environments.
10. TS 15066
ISO
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
EN ISO 10218-1/2
ISO 13849
Robots Robot Systems
BG/BGIA
Machinery /
Control System
Technical
Spec.
Risk
Assessment
22. Technology / Characteristics
Serial elastic actuators on each
axis
22,000€
Torque sensors on each axis80,000€
Motor current and position
monitoring
25,000€
32. €700M in funding from the European
Commission for 2014 – 2020, and triple
that amount from European industry,
SPARC is the largest civilian-funded
robotics innovation programme in the
world.
SPARC
The
partnership
for robotics in
Europe
Oct. 2, 1967: Betty Myrah gets a cup of coffee from Unimate, a 3,500-pound robot on display at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles.
48 years ago!!
“The total worldwide stock of operational industrial robots at the end of 2013 was in the range of 1,332,000 and 1,600,000 units”
Número de unidades depende de la vida útil que se atribuye al robot
178.000 robots sold in 2013
The number of multipurpose industrial robots developed by players in the Industry 4.0 supplier segment and used
in European manufacturing has almost doubled since 2004
Advantages:
Designed to automate complex, often highly detailed manual manufacturing processes
Low purchase price and minimal lifecycle costs
Easy to set up and program
Capable of being used by workers with a wide range of qualification levels
Applicable to multiple types of automation
Works collaboratively and in close proximity to human workers
Offers a small footprint and is human-scale in size
Provide fine motor control and supporting dexterous manipulation
Employ machine vision, along with force, touch, position, and tactile sensors
May have multiple arms and possibly a humanoid form factor
Quick to reconfigure, so as to support quickly changing, low production volumes
Ease of use:
Graphical programming
Intuitive control panel
“Commoditized” Controller and I/O
UR5 2009
UR10 2010
UR3 2015
founded in 2005 by the engineers Esben Østergaard, Kasper Støy, and Kristian Kassow.
During joint research at the Syddansk Universitet Odense, they came to the conclusion that the robotics market was dominated by heavy, expensive, and unwieldy robots.
As a consequence they developed the idea to make robot technology accessible to small and medium-sized enterprises.[7] In 2009 the first UR5 robots were available on the Danish and German market. Since 2010 the company expands its activities steadily. Meanwhile, the robots are distributed globally. In 2012 the second robot, UR10 was launched.[8] At Automatica 2014 in Munich the company launched a totally revised version of its robots.[5]
LBR: Leichtbauroboter
Iiwa: intelligent industrial work assistant
LBR iiwa enables automation in areas where it was previously impossible or not economically viable.
YuMi: 40.000€, payload 300 gms (per arm)
14 degrees of freedom
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, far right, look at a YuMi robotic arm in Hannover, Germany, on Monday
The same week ABB announced the purchase of gomTEC, makers of the Roberta collaborative robot presented at Automatica 2014.
Announced at the Hannover Messe
35Kg payload
Green cover also acts as a buffer to trigger stop upon collision
Force / torque sensor in base with down to 30N sensitivity.
75.000€ price tag
Combination of identification sensors and robotic grippers…
Skape technologies
Bladerunner, James Ivory, 1982, depicted Los Angeles in 2019. That is four years from now, and there is no sign of the rebellious “REPLICANTS” portrayed in the film.
$600
$25.3 million Series A round of funding
There will be 4800 JIBO social robots making their way to people’s homes starting in January 2016. And over a quarter of those are going to developers, building for their own pleasure as well as the JIBO store.
ICT24.a – Research & Innovation Actions Priority market domains:healthcare, consumer, transportAdvance key technologies for priority domains
Google went on a spending spree at the end of 2013 start of 2014, and bought up a few robotic and IA companies.