What is robotic process automation?

Q: With a neat block Diagram explain the Functional block of CRO?

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Q: Describe the differences between a process flowchart and aworker-machine chart and what they are…

A: The difference between the flow process chart and the worker machine chart is: The process flowchart…

Q: Part 1: ESSAY(50 items) Instruction: Explain why automation is necessary in manufacturing.

A: Automation: The process which reduce the human inputs by using the machines and technology is known…

Q: What is the benefit of having more degrees of freedom in a robot?

A: A robot is typically a mechanical device whose motions are controlled by the programming.Various…

Q: Discuss about the basic features of CNC machines and FMS systems. Draw a diagram if necessary

A: Introduction: A dedicated computer is utilized in computer numerical control systems to conduct all…

Q: In robot programming, what is the difference between powered leadthrough and manual leadthrough?

A: Robot is programmed to perform various works or motion cycle. The programming in the robot commands…

Q: What is automation and why is it used?

A: Automation is the development of the new technology and apply that technology to monitor and control…

Q: What exactly do you mean by a production system?

A: Explaining production system.

Q: Which was the first industrial robot?

A: Industrial robots - those robots which are used in industries for manufacturing purpose is an…

Q: 26) what is the ISO decinition Of an industrial robot?

A: Solution: Note: Dear Student! As per our guidelines, we are only allowed to answer a single…

Q: Identify some of the general principles and guidelines that apply specifically to automated assembly

A: Given Protocol for automated assembly To find Solutions for the designs

Q: ) Why is it preferred to build robots using joints that have one degree of freedom?

A: Detailed answer given. because of all this reasons it is it is preferred to build robots using…

Q: 3.3 How does an automated assembly operate with a minimum of manual labor involvement?How is data…

A: Here The terms Automation  is widely using in all large scaled industries as well as small scaled…

Q: With a block diagram, explain about Flexible Manufacturing Systems.

A: What Is a Flexible Manufacturing System?   A flexible manufacturing system (FMS) is a production…

Q: Mention the primary features of RAC and why you should utilize it.

A: Given RAC To find Features Importance

Q: What is difference between assembly plant compared to more typical auto assembly plants? - Why do…

A: Given Data→ Assembly Plant Auto Assembly Plant

Q: SUBJECT - Machine shop theory What are the work holding devices used in shaper machine enumerate…

A: Explanation: Work holding devices used in shaper machine 1) Swivel base vice 2) Compound machine…

Q: Guide Questions: 1. In your own words, how will you describe a microcontroller? 2. What is the role…

A: 1.how will you describe a microcontroller? A microcontroller is a  computer present during a single…

Q: What is Flexible automation evolved from programmable automation?

A: The flexible automation is the modification of programmable automation. In programmable automation…

Q: Explain Internal Virtual Work?

A: Virtual work: In this method, we calculate the work done of the structures caused due to the…

Q: What is distributor?

A: The distributor is an important part of the ignition system of the multi-cylinder spark-ignition…

Q: What is the external virtual work?

A: Given Work To find Definition of external virtual work

Q: Q5 What are the difference between Make-to-order and make-to-stock systems, and what type of…

A: 5) The make-to-order and make-to-stock systems are identical at first glance. The biggest…

Q: What are the benefits of robotic process automation post Brexit

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Q: Explain the role of robots in modern automation and manufacturing with a case study.

A: Robots and machines operate more efficiently than humans because they do not become distracted by…

Q: Explain Managing Constraints in Line Processes?

A: The constraints can be managed in a line process using the following five steps: First, the problem…

Q: 7. What is the difference between a basic process and a secondary process? 8. What is a route sheet?

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Q: What is a Computer-aided design (CAD)?

A: Computer-aided design or CAD can be defined as the creation, modification, analysis or optimization…

Q: What is concurrent engineering how it differs from the sequential design.

A: concurrent engineering-  this method is also known as simultaneous engineering, in this method,…

Q: Operations processes are known to differ in terms of volume of their output. Explain the…

A: operations processes transform inputs to outputs. Inputs are things like raw materials, labour ,…

Q: ) In terms of machine utilisation, discuss the benefits and drawba each?

A: Utilisation Rate, R=700/hrDelay time, T=35minsCapacity, C=100unitsOperation Variation X=25%…