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Assembly Technologies: Guide to the Latest Techniques for Manufacturing Industries (Technical Insights)


Description: This report brings you the latest advances in the diverse technologies that impact manufacturing, from new assembly, process control and robotic systems that are capable of extremely fine movement to allow for higher tolerances, to an innovative technique for tempering metals that has produced a dramatic decrease in residual stresses in welded and heat-treated parts. For each technology covered, you get a clear, concise technical explanation, an overview of the current status of the research, an assessment of market potential, and a frank discussion of obstacles that still need to be overcome. From Technical Insights.



Contents: 1 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Executive Summary
2 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, ADVANCES IN PROCESS MONITORING

Embedded Sensors

Lens Technology Adapted to Embed Sensors into StructureS

Optical Sensors

System Improves Dimensional Process Monitoring Systems

Optical Processor Sharpens Images

Machine Vision

Optical Sensor Tracks Six Degrees of Freedom

Sol-Gel Improves Optical Fiber Sensors

Chemical Sensors

Dendrimers Offer New Avenues to Chemical Sensing

Photoelectric Sensors

Try Photoelectric Sensors for Manufacturing Control
Read/Write Sensors

Memory Tags - Read-Write Sensors Speed Machine Setup

Magnetic Sensors

Toolbox Features Microsensors and Actuators

Micromachined Accelerometers

Micro Accelerometer for Gesture Recognition

Position Sensors

Keep an Eye on Traffic Detection Sensors

Specialty Sensor Systems

In-Process Monitoring Possible with Sensor System
3 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, FABRICATION; FORMING AND MACHINING

Fabrication And Forming

Superplastic Forming

Fabricating Plastic Parts

Machining

Calibration

Chemical Deburring
4 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, FIXTURING AND ROBOTICS

Fixturing

Surface Mount Technology Places Oddly Shaped Connectors

Locator Lets You Rapidly Set Up Parts

Robotics

Apply Control Algorithms for Fixture-Free Assembly

Intelligent Software Controls Assembly Cell

Virtual Reality Enables Telerobotics

Robotic Hands Hold Key to More Assembly Capability

Robot Helps Humans in the Factory
5 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, CONTROL SYSTEMS

Augmented Reality Guides Assembly

Fuzzy Logic Enables Precision Assembly
Control Your Process with Modular; Digital Drives

Initiative to Further Control Program Generation Analysis
6 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, SPECIALTY ASSEMBLY SYSTEM

Consortium Develops New Approach to Manipulators

Automating Assembly of Microscale LIGA Parts

Costs Reduced with Automated Module Assembly
7 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, WELDING TECHNOLOGY

Specific Welding Methods

Friction Stir Welding

Explosive Welding

Welding Both Sides Simultaneously

Friction Seam Welding

Capacitor Discharge Welding

Laser Welding

Rotating Arc Welding

Ultrasonic Welding

Welding Control Systems

Sensors

Fiber Optic Viewing System

Control Systems

Computer Models

Weld Monitoring

Ergonomics

Weld Shielding and Fluxes

Weld Shielding
Filler Metals/Fluxes

Welding Specific Metals

Borated Stainless Steel
Aluminum and Other Reflective/Conductive Metals

Titanium
Welding Metal/Matrix Composites and Thermoplastics
X-rays for Metal/Matrix Composites

Welding Thermoplastics

Welding Standards

NIST Developing Standards for Automated Welding Systems
8 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, JOINING METHODS OTHER THAN WELDING

Soldering

Lead-Free Solder Proves Environmetally Friendly

Joining Ceramics

Join Ceramics and Metals with a Jolt

Adhesive Bonding Systems

Replace Permanent Fasteners with Strong Bonding Tape

Goodbye to Weak Adhesive Bonds
9 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, MATERIALS RELATED ASSEMBLY

Heat Treating of Metals

Magnetic Field Technology Keeps the Heat Uniform

Composite Technology

Raptor Unveiling Illuminates Some Surprises

Composite Molding in One Step
Footbridge Shows Composites’ Potential in Infrastructure

Sheet Molded Composites Penetrate Auto Industry

Composites Lower Microvehicle Costs

Advanced Materials

Advanced Materials Mold the Car of the Future

Proven Reptation Theory Could Lead to Better Materials

Composite Bridge Decks Get a Test Run
Corrosion/Coatings/Wear

Corrosion Protection

Polymers

Metals
10 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, COMPUTER RELATED INNOVATION

Specialty Software

Agile Server Lets You Send in a Sub on the Fly

Software Troubleshoots Electronics Assembly
Software Inegrates PCB Layout; Test and Assembly

Tolerance Software Takes You Out of a Tight Spot

Simulation Software Works with Most CAD Programs

Reverse Engineer with CMM Software

Collaborate on Product Design with Visualization Software

Get Cost Estimates for Injection Molding

Internet Software Shows How Parts Behave

Group Develops Standards for Virtual Manufacturing

Develop Products with Far-Flung Colleagues

Specialty Computer Chips

Connect Chips to More Things
11 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, NOVEL COMPONENT DESIGN

Battery Packs Wear Hats

Braid Flat and Intersecting Parts

Adapting Plug and Play Concept to Interconnects

MEMS Focuses Prosthetic Lens

Reliable Lynx Motors Purr at High Torque
12 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, STREAMLINING THE PRODUCTION PROCESS: DEMAND FLOW TECHNOLOGY

Background

Applications

Vary Product Type and Volume with Flexible Cell

Software Speeds Integrated Product Design

Production Models Maximize Assembly Line and Job Shop
13 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, SELF-ASSEMBLY AND NANOTECHNOLOGY

Introduction

Applications of Self-Assembly Technology

Polymers

Sensors
Corrosion Protection/Coatings

DNA-Based Electronic Devices

Nanoscale Devices

Single Nanotube Makes a Transistor

Ultrathin LEDs Emit with Low Voltage

Defective Computer Shows Way to Nano
AFM Lets You Sense; Push Nanometer Particles
Molecular Rotor Realized; but Practical Applications Aren’t

Use DNA Scaffold to Build Nanowires

Other Potential Nanodevice Applications

Let the Parts Do All the Work

Produce Wide Range of Shapes Chemically

Build Complex 3D Microstructures

Mesoscale Devices

Micromachine Arrays Divide the Work
14 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, PATENTS

Introduction

Introduction

Positioning Device That Corrects For Deflection and Temperature Errors

Assembly System

Improving the Fatigue Resistance of Hollow Titanium Alloy Parts

Corrosion Protection

Radiation Protection

Reducing Residual Stresses in Welds

Real Time Weld Monitoring

Weld Monitoring

Adhesive Bonding of Aluminum Alloy Parts

Calibrated Positioning of an Object

Friction Stir Welding Tool

Corrosion Protection Monitoring System

Laser Welding

Magnetic Sensor

Position Sensor
15 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES, RESOURCES

Advances in Process Monitoring
Fabrication; Forming and Machining

Fixturing

Robotics

Control Systems

Specialty Assembly Systems

Welding Technology

Joining Methods other than Welding

Materials-Related Assembly

Computer-Related Innovation

Novel Component Design

Streamlining the Production Process

Self-Assembly and Nanotechnology






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