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maddy
- Jan 1, 1970
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hi how plc (programming of logic controls) works .is it useful for
robot designing ?
plz give me good inforrmation
robot designing ?
plz give me good inforrmation
hi how plc (programming of logic controls) works .is it useful for
robot designing ?
plz give me good inforrmation
Tim said:A PLC would be a pretty blunt instrument for robot design.
What kind of results did you get when you did your web search on "PLC" and
"robot"?
maddy said:how plc (programming of logic controls) works
is it useful for robot designing ?
maddy said:hi how plc (programming of logic controls) works .is it useful for
robot designing ?
plz give me good inforrmation
Don't you know that a robot is a man-like machine made of steel. It has
a square head and lightbulbs instead of the eyes. All the OP needs is
to flash those lightbulbs; a PLC will work perfectly for that.
Sometimes, they use aluminum, or even <*gasp*> plastic. ;-)
hi how plc (programming of logic controls) works .is it useful for
robot designing ?
plz give me good inforrmation
Do you imply robots can be woman-like? That's interesting
FWIW, I firmly believe that no machine could ever be like a living
being....
Rich Grise said:Huh?
Can you say, "non-sequitur"? WTF are you talking about?
FWIW, I firmly believe that no machine could ever be like a living
being - they don't feel.
Cheers!
Rich
While that may be true..., it's inverse is not. Try calling customer
service at any major company and see if you don't agree.
Well, OK, but it's kind of a strech - who'd want to build a robot outPerhaps he is implying something about the females of his acquaintance and
their use of Plastic (Credit Cards).
That's a good point. While no machine can ever feel, humans do have
the capacity to deny their feelings to the point of becoming a machine-
substitute.
And there is no apostrophe in the possessive its.
Thanks,
Rich