payload Betekenis & Definitie

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  • The microbial payloads can be captured in asteroids where they may multiply and disperse.

  • However, heavy payloads, tight tolerances, and design constraints can combine to make the control of these systems difficult.

  • However, it later became necessary to introduce explicit management for payloads of messages because the garbage collector caused memory fragmentation and high processing overhead.

  • A manipulator can have an arbitrary number of bodies (including the base and payloads) being arbitrarily articulated by a set of joints.

  • We can then expect these robot aircraft to have the capability of carrying scientific payloads and other experiments into the stratosphere.

  • Therefore, it is particularly important to design control strategies that ensure accurate and stable path following despite the uncertainties and unknown payloads.

  • Except for reconfigurability requirements, lighter manipulators that can handle heavier payloads have brought more attention to both robot designers and industrial manufacturers.

  • Here, the control system for a six degree-of-freedom heavylift mobile manipulator for lifting and inserting payloads on the deck of a ship is described.

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NIEUWE WOORDEN

European

May 10, 2021

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WOORD VAN DE DAG

Shimmer

May 10, 2021

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