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Mega War Bot is it only imagination or future

The term  Mega War bot (Mecha)  may refer to both  scientific  ideas and  science fiction   genres  that centers on robots or  machi...

Wednesday, 7 February 2018

Mega War Bot is it only imagination or future




The term Mega War bot (Mecha) may refer to both scientific ideas and science fiction genres that centers on robots or machines controlled by people. Mechas are typically depicted as "walker" types of mobile robots.Is it really just a friction? As the world moving towards emerged technology i don't think mecha is just fiction to be used in anime only. In fact  race towards mecha is started way before the name "mecha" itself.

Lets understand mecha from basic robotics (after-all mecha is future robot technology for securities of nations or world)  

Robotics

The word robotics was derived from the word robot which is originated in 1920 by karel capek. The word robot comes from word robota means labour. In 1942, the science fiction writer Isaac Asimov created his Three Laws of Robotics.In 1948, Norbert Wiener formulated the principles of cybernetics, the basis of practical robotics. Fully autonomous only appeared in the second half of the 20th century. The first digitally operated and programmable robot, the Unimate, was installed in 1961 to lift hot pieces of metal from a die casting machine and stack them. Commercial and industrial robots are widespread today and used to perform jobs more cheaply, more accurately and more reliably, than humans. They are also employed in some jobs which are too dirty, dangerous, or dull to be suitable for humans. Robots are widely used in manufacturing, assembly, packing and packaging,  mining, transport, earth and space exploration, surgery, weaponry, laboratory research, safety, and the mass production  of consumer and industrial goods.[5] 


Robotic aspects

There are many types of robots; they are used in many different environments and for many different uses, although being very diverse in application and form they all share three basic similarities when it comes to their construction:

  • Structure Design :-Robots all have some kind of mechanical construction, a frame, form or shape designed to achieve a particular task. For example, a robot designed to travel across heavy dirt or mud, might use caterpillar tracks. The mechanical aspect is mostly the creator's solution to completing the assigned task and dealing with the physics of the environment around it.

  • Electric Components :- Robots have electrical components which power and control the machinery. For example, the robot with caterpillar tracks would need some kind of power to move the tracker treads. That power comes in the form of electricity, which will have to travel through a wire and originate from a battery, a basic electrical circuit. Even petrol powered machines that get their power mainly from petrol still require an electric current to start the combustion process which is why most petrol powered machines like cars, have batteries. The electrical aspect of robots is used for movement (through motors), sensing (where electrical signals are used to measure things like heat, sound, position, and energy status) and operation (robots need some level of electrical energy supplied to their motors and sensors in order to activate and perform basic operations)

  • Programming Code :- All robots contain some level of computer programming code. A program is how a robot decides when or how to do something. In the caterpillar track example, a robot that needs to move across a muddy road may have the correct mechanical construction and receive the correct amount of power from its battery, but would not go anywhere without a program telling it to move. Programs are the core essence of a robot, it could have excellent mechanical and electrical construction, but if its program is poorly constructed its performance will be very poor (or it may not perform at all). There are three different types of robotic programs: remote control, artificial intelligence and hybrid. A robot with remote control programing has a preexisting set of commands that it will only perform if and when it receives a signal from a control source, typically a human being with a remote control. It is perhaps more appropriate to view devices controlled primarily by human commands as falling in the discipline of automation rather than robotics. Robots that use artificial intelligence interact with their environment on their own without a control source, and can determine reactions to objects and problems they encounter using their preexisting programming. Hybrid is a form of programming that incorporates both AI and RC functions.
Comparison Between Robot and Mecha
  • Mecha follows same laws of robotics
  • To construct mecha bot we will use same aspects as of robotic
so overall mecha is one of a kind of robot which is controlled by human beings but internally means mecha bot will be used as cars or military combat robot which humans will control from inside.

Real life Mecha
 There are a few real prototypes of mecha-like vehicles. Currently almost all of these are highly specialized or just for concept purpose, and as such may not see mass production.
  • Land Walker: A machine developed by Sakakibara Kikai with the intention of giving the impression of a bipedal mecha.

  • T-52 Enryu: Translated name "Rescue Dragon", it is a 3.5 meter-tall hydraulically-operated robotic vehicle developed by Tmsuk. The vehicle has two hands, which copy the controller's movements. Its intended application is to open a path in the debris for the rescue team.
 
In the Western world, there are few examples of mecha, however, several machines have been constructed by both companies and private figures. Timberjack, a subsidiary of John Deere built a practical hexapod walking harvester.

Some Latest achievements in Field of Robot 
 
Now lets see some recent robotic innovations which make us to think that mecha bot or war bot is not far to be invented in near future.

  • humanoid robot   
humanoid robot is a robot that is based on the general structure of a human, such as a robot that walks on two legs and has an upper torso, or a robot that has two arms, two legs and a head. A humanoid robot does not necessarily look convincingly like a real person, for example the ASIMO humanoid robot has a helmet instead of a face.

  • Mega bots of US and china 

  • Giant Robot Duels 
  • Robo dog 
and much more.

now you maybe thinking if giant robots are already invented then war mega bot may also had been invented then let me tell you why giant war bot is not possible yet.

Problem to be faced during making War bot  
  • giant mega bot and war bot are two different tech.
  • giant robots are used for competitions such as robot duels but war bot is for war hence there are power limitation.
  • Humanoid , mega bots, robo dog etc cant be used in wars due to backup life as we all know war does not have any predefined time period as in competitions. so power source should have to be efficient and in large quantity mean war bot needs larger source. 
  • Large source means large reservoir. large reservoir tends to large space and heavy construction.
  • Heavy construction cause low speed of motion and high stress over structure and generate strain .
  • Most important reason is safety perimeters regarding human life.    
Now you know why war bot is not invented yet. we may assume that it is under process 😏 

In next blog i Will show you how to make your own robot with simple equipment's and spear parts with coding. 

Sunday, 4 February 2018

Top Hybrid cars in India 2017-2018



Here is a list of the best hybrid cars in India. Check out these top-ranked hybrid cars prices,
specifications, features, variants, and more.

1. Honda Accord ₹ 47.17 Lakhs (assumed)




Honda Accord is not new to India, it was introduced to the country back in 2001. The new Accord is the ninth-generation model which made its way to India. The Accord was launched as a hybrid unlike the previous model in the country. The new Honda Accord is powerful and efficient with its two-motor hybrid system which produces a massive 212bhp, while the 2.0-litre petrol mill develops 143bhp. There is also an electric motor producing 182bhp.

Read more at: https://www.hondacarindia.com/honda-accord-hybrid

2. Toyota Camry ₹ 33.07 - 42.05 Lakhs




more Photos-https://www.drivespark.com/cars/toyota/camry/photos/#3519650241

Toyota Camry has a rich history with its first introduction in 1982 globally. The Camry is stylish and its feature-rich interiors are one of the best in the industry. The Camry hybrid also comes with the backing of Toyota’s penchant for quality by winning some of the prestigious JD Awards for quality.

Read more at:https://www.toyotabharat.com/showroom/camry/

3. BMW I8 ₹ 248.61 Lakhs




BMW was one of the first automobile manufacturers to develop hybrid vehicles in the world. The BMW i8 is a testament to its rich history. The power to the BMW i8 is by a three-cylinder petrol engine for the rear wheel, while the electric motor is located in its front section.

Read more at:https://www.bmwusa.com/vehicles/bmwi/bmw-i8.html

4. Volvo XC90 ₹ 84.66 - 149.32 Lakhs




Volvo XC90 is a hybrid SUV with a three-row seating layout. The XC90 was recently rated by the Euro NCAP as one of the best performers in terms of safety. The feature-rich interiors and the value for money make the XC90 one of the best hybrid cars in India.

Read more at:https://www.volvocars.com/uk/cars/new-models/xc90-twin-engine

5. Maruti Suzuki Ciaz ₹ 8.41 - 10.75 Lakhs





Maruti Suzuki Ciaz was the first vehicle in India to be launched with a mild hybrid technology. Maruti refers to it as Smart Hybrid Vehicle from Suzuki (SHVS). The mild hybrid technology of the Ciaz helps turn on and off the engine thereby improving fuel efficiency. The Ciaz is one of the best-selling B-segment sedans in the segment.

Read more at:https://www.carwale.com/marutisuzuki-cars/ciaz/

6. Maruti Suzuki Ertiga ₹ 6.68 - 8.94 Lakhs




Maruti Suzuki Ertiga was first launched with the option of either the petrol or diesel models. Later, as the Ertiga brought in good sales for the company, they introduced the mild hybrid technology seen in the Ciaz sedan. The mild hybrid technology helps the Ertiga return better fuel efficiency along with the feature-rich interiors of the Ertiga.

Read more at:https://auto.ndtv.com/maruti-suzuki-cars/ertiga/smart-hybrid-vdi

7. Mahindra Scorpio ₹ 9.97 - 16.01 Lakhs



Mahindra Scorpio is among the first of the company’s mild hybrid models. Mahindra refers to the mild-hybrid technology as ‘Intelli-Hybrid’. The technology of mild hybrid on the Scorpio regenerates energy by applying brakes and in turn, helps return better mileage.

Read more at:http://www.mahindra.com/news-room/press-release/Mahindra-Introduces-Scorpio-With-Intelli-Hybrid-Technology

8. Mahindra XUV 500 ₹ 11.58 - 18.03 Lakhs




Mahindra XUV500 is one of the best-selling SUVs in the segment and with the mild-hybrid technology of ‘Intelli Hybrid’, the XUV500 is one of the best hybrid cars in India. The XUV500 is also feature-rich in its interiors and is ably supported by a frugal engine.

Read more at:https://www.mahindraxuv500.com/compare-model.aspx

9. Mahindra TUV300 ₹ 8.65 - 11.23 Lakhs


Mahindra TUV300 is a subcompact SUV with mild-hybrid technology and uses Mahindra’s ‘Intelli-Hybrid’ technology. The TUV300 is built on a ladder frame which is suitable for off-roading, this helps the vehicle with fuel efficiency and equipped with off-road capabilities.
Read more at:http://www.mahindratuv300.com/mahindra-tuv300-models.aspx

Thursday, 1 February 2018

Mechanical engineering and its scope






Mechanical engineering is a professional programme which helps students to understand
the working mechanisms of heavy tools and machineries.  The branch applies principles of 
engineering, physics and material science for the design, analysis, manufacturing and 
maintenance of mechanical systems. The course covers technical areas like distribution of 
electricity through generators, transformers, transmission lines, lighting and wiring in 
buildings. A course in mechanical engineering makes a student gain knowledge and 
experience in the designing of electric motors, automobiles, aircrafts and other heavy 
vehicles. Mechanical engineering demands knowledge about software used in technical 
work like computer-aided design and mathematical modelling.

Mechanical engineering is a discipline of engineering that applies the principles of physics 
and materials science for analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical 
systems. It is the branch of engineering that involves the production and usage of heat and 
mechanical power for the design, production, and operation of machines and tools. It is one 
of the oldest and broadest engineering disciplines.

The engineering field requires an understanding of core concepts including mechanics, 
kinematics, thermodynamics, materials science, and structural analysis. Mechanical 
engineers use these core principles along with tools like computer-aided engineering and 
product lifecycle management to design and analyze manufacturing plants, industrial 
equipment and machinery, heating and cooling systems, transport systems, aircraft, 
watercraft, robotics, medical devices and more.

Mechanical Engineering science emerged in the 19th century as a result of developments in the field of physics. The field has continually evolved to incorporate advancements in 
technology. Mechanical engineers today are pursuing developments in fields such as 
composites, mechatronics and nano technology. Mechanical Engineering overlaps with 
aerospace engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, petroleum engineering and 
chemical engineering to varying amounts. 

Like other career paths, entry into this particular branch of engineering also requires certain basic traits. First and foremost, you must have a penchant for mechanical components and machinery and how these machines work. You must be good at physics, 
chemistry and mathematics. You must also have skills such as an analytical bent of mind, 
logical reasoning and problem solving

Scope


Mechanical Engineers are required in all manufacturing facilities. The working criteria of a 
mechanical engineer changes according to the type and domain of the company they are 
working with and the area of specialization. In a broader sense it can be said that 
mechanical engineer works on design and control of a system that goes into the process of 
manufacturing the machinery and product. He tests new systems for feasibility and 
efficiency and carries out quality management and improvement process. 

There is tremendous scope for mechanical engineers in automobile engineering, cement 
industry, steel, power sector, hydraulics, manufacturing plants, drilling and mining industry, 
petroleum, aeronautical, biotechnology and many more. Nowadays they are also 
increasingly needed in the environmental and bio-medical fields. 
A beginner in Mechanical Engineering can opt for various job openings such as: 
Maintenance Engineer, safety Engineer, Quality Assurance, CNC Programmer, Jr. Engineer, Design Engineer, CAD/CAM Trainer, Production Supervisor/Engineer, R&D Trainee etc.

Top Companies Employing Mechanical Engineers















Mechanical Engineering covers aspects like design and testing among others. The job demands 
supervision and planning of live projects related to thermal power plants, nuclear stations, 
generation of electricity, etc.
  • There are employment opportunities for diploma holders who have practical knowledge of working on fields like testing of machinery etc.
  • The emerging fields in this area include renewable energy, automobiles, quality control, Industrial Automation, Mechanobiology. These are going to increase manpower in the work profile of mechanical engineering and would offer employment opportunities. 

In india mechanical industries are mostly situated in Haryana, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune.
Compare to other states Madhiya Pradesh And Chennai are the hub of mechanical and electrical 
engineers. Percentage criteria for job is min. 60% aggregate and preferred with additional courses such as AUTOCAD, Solidwork, CNC operation , SAS etc.  

With a degree or diploma in mechanical engineering, one can find job in various government and 
private sector companies. Some government sector companies that employ mechanical engineers are:

1.     Indian Army (AFCAT, NAVY UGC etc.)
2.     Indian Railways (Maintainance, JE, Process operator etc)
3.     Civil services (CRPF, CHSL. CGL, SSC JE etc.)
4.     NTPC
5.     CESC
6.     ISRO
7.     BHEL
8.     SAIL etc.