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The document outlines various methods of economic analysis, including the Payback method, Equivalent Uniform Annual Cost (EUAC) method, and Return on Investment (ROI) method. It also defines key concepts such as the deadman switch, payback period, image resolution, tracking, and techniques used in object recognition. Additionally, it lists topics for further exploration related to robots, including types, economic analysis, safety sensors, and workplace design considerations.

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Question Bank 7

The document outlines various methods of economic analysis, including the Payback method, Equivalent Uniform Annual Cost (EUAC) method, and Return on Investment (ROI) method. It also defines key concepts such as the deadman switch, payback period, image resolution, tracking, and techniques used in object recognition. Additionally, it lists topics for further exploration related to robots, including types, economic analysis, safety sensors, and workplace design considerations.

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8. What are the different methods of economic analysis?

1) Payback method
2) Equivalent uniform annual cost (EUAC) method
3) Return on investment (ROI) method

9. Write a note on ROI method?


The return on investment method determines the rate of return for the
proposed project based on the estimated cost and revenues.

10. Define EUAC method?


Equivalent uniform annual cost (EUAC) method converts all of the
present and future investments and cash flows into their equivalent
uniform cash flows over the anticipated life of the project.

11. Define a deadman switch?


A dead man switch is a useful control feature during lead through
programming. It is a trigger or toggle switch device generally located on
the teach pendant which requires active pressure to be applied tom the
devices in order to drive the manipulator.

12. What are the general characteristics that make potential robot application
technically practical and economically feasible?
1) Hazardous or uncomfortable working conditions
2) Repetitive operations
3) Difficult handling jobs
4) Multicast operation

13. Define payback period?


IT is the length of time required for the net accumulated cash flow to equal the initial
investment in the project.

14. Define a deadman switch?


A deadman switch is a useful control feature during leadthrough programming. It is a
trigger or toggle switch device generally located on the teach pendant which requires active
pressure to be applied them the devices in order to drive the manipulator.

15. Define payback period?

It is the length of time for the net accumulated cash flow to equal the intial
investment in the project.

16. What are the different methods of cost analysis?


1. Payback method
2. Equivalent uniform annual cost (EUAC) method
3. Return on investment (ROI)method.

17. Define EUAC method?


Equivalent uniform annual cost method converts all of the present and future
investments and cash flows into their equivalent uniform cash flows over the anticipated life
of the project.
18. What is image resolution?

The resolution of a digital camera is often limited by the camera sensor (typically a CCD or
CMOS sensor chip) that turns light into discrete signals, replacing the job of film in
traditional photography. This means that the brighter the image at that point the larger of a
value that is read for that Pixel.
19. Define Tracking?
Tracking is defined as the motion of the scene, objects or the camera given a sequence
of images Knowing this motion, predict where things are going to project in the next image, so

20. What are the techniques used in object recognition?


1. Template matching technique
2. Structural technique

PART-B Questions

1. Briefly explain AGV and RGV Types of robots in detail.


2. Briefly explain the economic analysis of Robots in detail.
3. Briefly explain the safety sensors and safety monitoring of robots in detail.
4. Briefly explain the workplace design consideration for safety of robots in detail.
5. Briefly explain the various steps involved for implementing the robot in industries.
6. Write a critical note on any two methods for economic analysis of industrial robots.
7. List and explain indirect cost and savings in robot application project.
8. Explain the logical sequence of steps in implementing robotics.
9. Explain working of AGV with component based DCS
10.Briefly explain the workplace design consideration for safety of robots in detail

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