CHE SIGNIFICA TELECHIR IN INGLESE
definizione di telechir nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di telechir nel dizionario è un braccio robotizzato controllato da un operatore umano.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TELECHIR»
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1
Teach yourself electricity and electronies: Teach yourself ...
The robot operator gets a sense of being “on location,” even if the remotely
controlled machine, or telechir, and the operator are miles apart. Control and
feedback are done by means of telemetry sent over wires, optical fibers, or radio.
2
Theory and practice of robots and manipulators: Second ...
APPENDIX Description of Slave harness and telechir mechanism for mi n i ng
The upper part of fig.1 shows the human master's chair (Z), slave harness arms (
Y) and hands (E) on the left. On a high desk in front of the master, as he sits in the
...
Adam Morecki, International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, K. Kędzior,
1977
3
Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics, 5th Edition
Binocular machine vision provides a sense of depth. Binaural machine hearing
allows you to perceive sounds. Special vision modes let you see UV or IR images
; special hearing modes let you hear ultrasound or infrasound. A telechir can be ...
4
Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics, 5th Edition
Binocular machine vision provides a sense of depth. Binaural machine hearing
allows you to perceive sounds. Special vision modes let you see UV or IR images
; special hearing modes let you hear ultrasound or infrasound. A telechir can be ...
The pair of TV cameras constituting the " eyes " of the telechir would be the same
distance apart as the human's eyes and be located in roughly the same position
in regard to the arms and hands to give the operator the correct " feel " when ...
ACTION The word telechir comes directly from the Greek and it means literally '
hands at a distance'. Tele- chirs are not true robots, because their actions have to
be controlled directly by a human -each movement of the operator is mimicked by
...
2 is a diagrammatic scheme showing the miner sitting at a control chair in the
control room on the surface and connected by cable to the telechir which is
carrying out a repair operation connecting a hydraulic hose to a mobile pit prop ...
8
Sessional Papers Printed by Order of the House of Lords: ...
A telechir is a machine connected by a two-way communication system to a
human worker who controls: 1. The movement of its body to any workplace within
the inaccessible region. 2. the movement of its arms and hands to follow exactly ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords,
1978
9
Handbook of Radio and Wireless Technology
Stan Gibilisco. Figure 1 3-6 The principle of telepresence. Via telemetry and
control signals, the operator gets a feeling almost like that of being in a distant
place. Human operator Telechir hearing lets you perceive sounds just as your
ears ...
THE REQUIREMENTS OF A TELECHIR The telechir by definition must act as a
direct remote extension of its operator. It must feel to the operator as a normal tool
in the performance of the same task. The essential impedance of the telechir ...
Adam Morecki, Giovanni Bianchi, K. Kędzior,
1980