Journal of Applied Mechanical Engineering

Robotics in mechanical engineering

4^th International Conference and Exhibition on Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

October 03-04, 2016 Orlando, USA

Shuh Jing Ying

University of South Florida, USA

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: J Appl Mech Eng

Abstract:

Many people have misconception about mechanical engineering that not much can be done in that area. Actually mechanical engineering is a major branch in engineering. Just mention a few facts, airplane, ships, automobiles and automations are in the mechanical engineering. Continuous improvements are their responsibilities. Certainly there are many areas in the developing stage I am going to point out one area here â?? Robotics for your attention. Many works are dangerous for human beings to perform such as test pilots to test fly a newly designed airplane. Sometimes firemen face real difficult to go to a strong burning fire that certainly can be replaced by a robot if possible. In case some people trapped behind a collapsed burning structure, firemen will not be able to reach them, but a small robotic device maybe easy to reach, also a helicopter could be sent to check it out before action. I think, these methods mentioned above are in existence but more work can be further required. In Iraq and Afghanistan many soldiers got injured and even expired because of ground mines. This problem can be solved if many robotic devices can be deployed ahead of real soldierâ??s line. Certainly a detector to discover the ground mine is needed for each robot. The metal detector can be used for that. The toy cars can be used for the robot. It is inexpensive and already available. In home many seniors and disable persons need assistance for living. A real robot is needed for this service. The real robot looks like a human being and works like a human being. This is a challenge but toy robot is already available. Certainly many improvements are needed. In view of development of mechanisms and software in computer science, such as harmonic gear system and software Dragon for voice response in computer, I think it is possible to develop a real robot to work. This is a great field to work on and many new engineers are needed.

Biography :

Shuh Jing Ying graduated from Provincial Shao-Hing High School. He completed graduation from Chinese Air Force Technology Institute and served 4 years in the Engine Overhaul Factory in Taiwan, China as a Lieutenant. He then entered National Cheng-Kung University and majored in Mechanical Engineering. He completed MSc at Brown University and PhD at Harvard University in 1966. He received Outstanding Faculty Award in 1975, Engineer of Year Award in 1985, elected as Fellow of American Society of Mechanical Engineers in 1995 and published a text book “Advanced Dynamics” in 1997. He retired in the year 2000 and earned a title of “Emeritus Professor”.

Email: ying@usf.edu