Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Long Day = More Work

Yesterday, a colleague and I drove up to Chicago for a client meeting and then back home. Thankfully, we beat the winter storm they are getting today. Below is a video about the machine I went up to see. Now I have to struggle through writing lessons on how to use this bad boy. Anyone else know how to use the In-machine Presetter? ;)




4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm afraid I'm mystified about the purpose of this machine. Let us know what its function is.

DR

Anonymous said...

That sounds like fun! Maybe we could read your writings on the machine for a book club selection :)

PEEPER said...

Oh silly, the operation of the NT4250DCG is as well known as its counterpart, the R2D2C3PO. As with many robotic arms, you first must recapitulate the automatic mode such that the attended continuous operation of the axis acceleration does not exceed that of the chassis. Then, most importantly, you must remember to compute the algorithm such that the cylindrical robot and the end-effector do not produce a hazardous motion. Finally, remember to input the binary series to produce a quotient greater than the inequality constraint which, when the "on" switch is flipped, will create an interface with the systems integrators to cause the motion we see in your video.

Anonymous said...

Oh my, is all I can say. Then reading Peeper's explaination it all became clear.