Gentlemen,
I have just come back, late last night, from another week in Italy this time on a Fanuc Robotics training course and thought you might like to see pictures of the Robots of today. Pictures in the usual place.
Martin P
Gentlemen,
I have just come back, late last night, from another week in Italy this time on a Fanuc Robotics training course and thought you might like to see pictures of the Robots of today. Pictures in the usual place.
Martin P
These aren't proper robots. Real robots look like the ones on Fireball XL5 and Lost in Space and talk in funny nasaly voices.
The presence of robots on a modern production facility makes a permit to work system essential. On false key stroke on a remote PC and a fitters head is removed. They may be ultra efficient, no sickness or maternty leave, but their conversation is very limited.
John
Here's a conundrum for you John, in Blackpool one of the rides is a seat bolted to the arm of an industrial robot .How do you operate a permit to work for that.
Martin P
John Manders wrote:
Czech !
"robota" meaning "mindless task" in a rather derogatory manner. "robotnik" might have also been created at the same time, but it would have been seen as a deliberate insult, not just a synonym for "workman".
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