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This document provides an overview of robots, including their parts, functions, and history. It discusses that robots are mechanical devices guided by computer programs to perform tasks like hazardous work, with precision and speed. The key parts of a robot are its controller, manipulator, end effector, power supply, and means of programming. The work envelope refers to the robot's range of motion. Historically, early automatons date back to ancient civilizations, while modern robotics began in the 20th century.
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3) Executing the project plan involves monitoring time, costs, and quality and making adjustments if needed by potentially lowering quality or raising costs. The process is then reviewed once complete.
Overview 20150915
The document summarizes a class that covered pricing work, using CorelDraw tools to create shapes and text, and a design challenge. It discusses calculating costs to determine pricing, factors to consider like experience and competition, and creating a design in CorelDraw within guidelines. Homework involves practicing text tools in CorelDraw and researching typography.
Overview 20150908
This document outlines the agenda for a CorelDraw computer lab class, including:
1) Announcements about catching up on assignments and the structure of lecture and lab periods.
2) A discussion of positive and negative space in design.
3) An exercise applying CorelDraw shaping tools to combine design elements into a single closed shape.
4) A 20-minute design challenge and review of the important concepts covered.
5) Homework assigned on layer organization in CorelDraw, pricing design work, and project management.
Overview 20150903
Monday, September 7th is the add/drop deadline with a refund for the safety course. Some suggestions for generating ideas included going for a walk in nature or with children, listening to complex music, being lazy, and ensuring enough sleep and a healthy diet. The next week's preview discusses robots and CNC, positive and negative space issues for cutting metal designs, project management, and tools in CorelDraw like guides, layers, exporting images, and the shaping tool for moving nodes.
File Folder Organization options
The document describes two methods for organizing project files: the Project Folder Method and the File Format Method. The Project Folder Method involves creating a separate folder for each project and storing all files for that project within the folder. The File Format Method involves creating folders for each file format type (e.g. CDR, CDL) and storing files of the same format from different projects within the same folder.
Overview 20150827
The document outlines announcements for Thursday including allocating a minimum of one hour every Tuesday from 12 to 1 PM for project work time and that non-project work during this time is not allowed. It also announces the addition of a community option to visit Poet Laureate Park, look at metal art installations, and upload pictures or sketches.
Project development process
The document outlines the process of developing a bench project from an initial sketch through multiple revisions of the design in a drawing software program. Key steps included tracing an original sketch, adjusting curves and angles to match the sketch, adding additional details like arms and legs, and exporting the finalized digital design to cut and weld the physical bench. Further requests for more benches led to reworking the design for easier construction, including changing from individual slats to a pattern to save on materials.
Overview 20150901
The document outlines the agenda for a class that includes discussing artists and ideas, reviewing the objectives of Project 1 to design and cut metal, a CorelDraw review, and guidance on getting started with the project. Students will have 1 hour of class time to work on Project 1, and there will be a 20-minute challenge where groups of 3 students use CorelDraw shapes to create a farm animal. The document ends by providing tips for finding inspiration, including taking walks in nature, playing with children, and establishing idea pools and networks.
Computer skills
This document provides an overview of basic computer skills, including how to use hardware components like the monitor, keyboard, and mouse. It also covers using software like operating systems and common programs, as well as how to perform tasks in applications like web browsers, email clients, and Canvas. The document outlines skills for basic web browsing, searches, file management, and more.
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The document discusses cleaning action, including questions about when it can be used and on what materials. It answers that cleaning action is AC-only, can only be used on aluminum and magnesium, and will not clean grease or paint. It then provides more details about polarity settings and waveform selection for cleaning action.
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This document discusses gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) and the use of direct current electrode positive (DCEP) polarity. DCEP lifts the oxide layer off of metals during welding, which solves issues caused by oxides. However, it also causes the tungsten electrode to ball up due to heat concentrating on the electrode rather than the workpiece. The document recommends using alternating current (AC) which combines the benefits of DC electrode negative (DCEN) and DCEP polarities to provide both cleaning action and good heat penetration during welding.
Cleaning Action
The document contains questions about cleaning action and whether it can be used on different materials like mild steel. It then answers each question individually, stating that cleaning action can only be used on aluminum and magnesium, not mild steel, and only in AC mode, not DC. It will not clean grease or paint. The document also discusses mechanical cleaning and TIG welding of aluminum.
Text tools for CorelDRAW X6
This document provides an overview and objectives for learning text manipulation tools in CorelDRAW, including defining legibility of text, creating titles by modifying text, and creating titles in metal. It outlines various text tools and basics, such as font versus typeface, font families, OpenType support, and working with artistic versus paragraph text. Additional topics covered include points as a measurement of text size, using text envelopes, converting text to curves, fitting text to paths, and techniques for improving text legibility and adding interest. Challenges of working with metal text are also discussed.
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- 1. Thursday, Sept. 10 • Announcements • Robots
- 2. Announcements • Hacker Lab Opportunity
- 3. Robots • What is a robot? – Mechanical thing guided by a computer program • What tasks do robots perform? • Why robots? – Safety – Precision – Speed
- 4. Parts of a Robot • Controller – Coordinates movement – Input from sensors – Makes things happen via program • Manipulator – Arm • Segments • Joints • Actuators
- 5. Parts of a Robot • End Effector – Hand – Work envelope • Power Supply – Electrical – Hydraulic – Pneumatic • Means of Programming – Teach pendant – Computer
- 6. Work Envelope • Method of classifying • Cartesian configuration – X, Y, Z axes – Simultaneously = smooth – Simpler controls – Carry heavy loads – Limited to work space
- 7. History of Robots • Google it! – Term: Robot – Term: Robotics • First robot? – Ancient China, Ancient Greece, Ptolemaic Egypt – Automata – Ancient mythology • Fear of robots – Source?
- 8. Review: What’s Important? • What is the work envelope? • Parts of a robot • What type of robot is Torchmate, why?
- 9. Homework for This Week • All homework files uploaded to • CorelDraw Playlist: Connie Plasmanda
- 10. Homework for This Week • All homework files uploaded to • CorelDraw Playlist: Connie Plasmanda