Industrial Robots (IME-702) crash course, Online B.Tech, Semester 7:
Collaborative robots (cobots, Universal Robots, force limiting), robot programming methods and textual languages, and robot anatomy/kinematics (joint notation,…
- 5 video lessons
- 1h 34m
- Study notes
- 25 quiz questions
- Assignment
5 lessons in Industrial Robots
Each lesson pairs one topic with a hand-picked video, trimmed to the part that teaches it.
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Collaborative robots (cobots, Universal Robots, force limiting), robot programming methods and textual languages, and robot anatomy/kinematics (joint notation, 4-DOF manipulator) each have a long answer; end effectors give an easy short note.
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Robot anatomy, joints and kinematics
Must study for the exam (×5 · A1, A2, B1, B2, C3 2 + 2 + 5 + 5 + 15 marks · MCQ, short note, long explanation).
Robotics | Part 1_2 | Robot Anatomy | Links | Joints | Robot Subsystems· Deewane: IES & GATE Point· 21 min
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Collaborative robots (cobots)
Must study for the exam (×4 · A9, A10, B5, C1 2 + 2 + 5 + 15 marks · MCQ, short note, long explanation).
Webinar-What is COBOT ? Collaborative Robots Today! Explained with Manufacturing Applications· Pawankumar G· 35 min
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Robot programming methods and languages
Must study for the exam (×4 · A7, A8, B4, C2 2 + 2 + 5 + 15 marks · MCQ, short note, long explanation).
robot programming methods in detail online offline teach pendant .lead through part 29· GlobalSamvad· 12 min
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End effectors
High value for the exam (×2 · A5, B3 2 + 5 marks · MCQ, short note).
Actuators and Grippers - Part 2 | Learn with Nikhil· LEARN WITH NIKHIL· 20 min
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Robot components and types
If time permits for the exam (×3 · A3, A4, A6 2 + 2 + 2 marks · MCQ).
components of robot in hindi, robot components, components of robot, parts of robot, robot· AB CLASSES· 6 min
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Assignment
Design Brief: Specifying a Robot Cell for Engine-Cover Handling
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Lesson 2 cleared it up for me. Watch it before the quiz
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Industrial Robots: common questions
Collaborative robots (cobots, Universal Robots, force limiting), robot programming methods and textual languages, and robot anatomy/kinematics (joint notation, 4-DOF manipulator) each have a long answer; end effectors give an easy short note. It's the Industrial Robots subject of Online B.Tech, Semester 7, in 5 lessons: Robot anatomy, joints and kinematics; Collaborative robots (cobots); Robot programming methods and languages; End effectors; Robot components and types.
Yes. Every video lesson is free to watch without an account. A free login unlocks study notes, quizzes, the assignment, a notebook and progress that syncs across devices.
About 1h 34m of video across 5 lessons, plus time for notes and quizzes. Go at your own pace; your place is saved.
Yes: “Design Brief: Specifying a Robot Cell for Engine-Cover Handling”. It comes after the last lesson, with a brief, clear tasks and how the work is judged.
A members-only live chat beside the video, shared by everyone studying Online B.Tech, where learners ask doubts, share tips and react with stickers and GIFs. One ₹19 pass, paid once from your InsideEdge wallet, opens the live chat for every degree.
No. It's a crash course to help you understand and revise the subject quickly. Use it alongside your official study material and assignments.