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AUTOMATION#1
The use of technology to perform tasks with minimal human intervention, enhancing efficiency in manufacturing.
ROBOTICS#2
The branch of engineering focused on the design, construction, and operation of robots for various applications.
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES#3
Languages used to write code for robots, enabling them to perform specific tasks and functions.
MECHANICAL PRINCIPLES#4
Fundamental concepts governing the behavior of mechanical systems, crucial for robotic design.
CONTROL SYSTEMS#5
Systems designed to manage, command, and regulate the behavior of robots and automation processes.
SENSORS#6
Devices that detect changes in the environment and provide feedback to robotic systems for decision-making.
ACTUATORS#7
Components that convert electrical signals into physical motion, enabling robots to perform tasks.
PROTOTYPING#8
The process of creating a preliminary model of a robotic system to test and refine design concepts.
PERFORMANCE METRICS#9
Quantitative measures used to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of robotic systems.
DEBUGGING#10
The process of identifying and fixing errors in code to ensure reliable robot functionality.
ASSEMBLY TECHNIQUES#11
Methods used to construct robotic systems, ensuring proper integration of components.
SAFETY PROTOCOLS#12
Guidelines established to ensure safe operation and handling of robotic systems.
ITERATIVE DESIGN#13
A design approach that involves repeated cycles of testing and refinement to improve a product.
COLLABORATIVE ASSEMBLY#14
Team-based assembly techniques that enhance efficiency and knowledge sharing among engineers.
PROCUREMENT#15
The process of acquiring components and materials necessary for building robotic systems.
BUDGET MANAGEMENT#16
The practice of planning and controlling financial resources for engineering projects.
QUALITY ASSURANCE#17
Measures taken to ensure that components meet specified standards and performance criteria.
DATA ANALYSIS#18
Techniques used to interpret data collected during testing to improve robotic performance.
FEEDBACK MECHANISMS#19
Systems that provide information on performance, facilitating adjustments and improvements.
PRESENTATION SKILLS#20
The ability to effectively communicate technical information to diverse audiences.
PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT#21
The process of compiling and showcasing work samples to demonstrate skills and competencies.
REAL-TIME PROCESSING#22
The capability of processing data instantly to enable immediate responses in robotic systems.
PROTOTYPE CODE#23
Initial programming written to test basic functions of a robotic system.
SUPPLIER NEGOTIATION#24
The process of discussing terms and prices with suppliers to acquire components efficiently.
INDUSTRY STANDARDS#25
Established guidelines that ensure consistency and quality in engineering practices.
ENGINEERING DESIGN PRINCIPLES#26
Fundamental concepts that guide the design and development of engineering projects.