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Sanders, David
University of Portsmouth
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- 2023Human machine interaction using zero force sensing switches incorporating self-adaptationcitations
- 2021One shot learning approach to identify driverscitations
- 2019A method to produce minimal real time geometric representations of moving obstaclescitations
- 2018Improving the picking-and-placing of a ball using simple rules derived from reduced models of arm links and joints
- 2018Using confidence factors to share control between a mobile robot tele-operater and ultrasonic sensorscitations
- 2015Fast transformations to provide simple geometric models of moving objectscitations
- 2015Post processing method that acts on two-dimensional clusters of user data to produce dead bands and improve classification
- 2013Simple gesture recognition to assist in controlling a powered wheelchair
- 2009Bottom line-driven integration
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Bottom line-driven integration
Abstract
<p>Metcam, a manufacturing company in Alpharetta, specializes in custom sheet metal fabrication serving a diverse industrial base, including commercial HVAC, healthcare, electronics, automotive, food service and air filtration. Production control at Metcam is handled at a large central area with offices around the perimeter. The walls are scattered with white boards, schedules, calendars, bulletin boards, literature boxes, and the plant's supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) monitor. The company made efforts to substantially increase sales improvements in many areas. Plans focused first on areas where the largest returns would be recognized, such as the finishing department. The finishing line includes a five-stage industrial parts washer, multiple powder coating booths, and drying and curing ovens. After mapping I/O points, a DL260 programmable logic controller was selected as the main processor. A C-more 15-in. industrial touch screen was selected for the HMI. KepDirect was selected as the OPC server and Lookout Direct as the SCADA client.</p>