Precision assembly technologies for mini and micro products : proceedings of the IFIP TC5 WG5.5 Third International Precision Assembly Seminar (IPAS '2006), 19-21 February 2006, Bad Hofgastein, Austria / edited by Svetan Ratchev
Micro Handling and Feeding Techniques -- Design of a Capillary Gripper for a Submillimetric Application -- Multi-Axes Micro Gripper for the Handling and Alignment of Flexible Micro Parts -- Design, Fabrication and Characterization of a Flexible System Based on Thermal Glue for in Air and in SEM Microassembly -- Design and Experimental Evaluation of an Electrostatic Micro-Gripping System -- A Generic Approach for a Micro Parts Feeding System -- Pneumatic Contactless Feeder for Microassembly -- Robotics and Robot Applications for Precision Assembly -- "Parvus" a Micro-Parallel-Scara Robot for Desktop Assembly Lines -- Methods for Comparing Servo Grippers for Mini and Micro Assembly Applications -- Compliant Parallel Robots -- Test Environment for High-Performance Precision Assembly -- Development and Preliminary Tests -- Sensor Guided Micro Assembly by Using Laser-Scanning Technology -- High Speed and Low Weight Micro Actuators for High Precision Assembly Applications -- Design and Planning for Microassembly -- Automated Assembly Planning Based on Skeleton Modelling Strategy -- Morphological Classification of Hybrid Microsystems Assembly -- First Steps in Integrating Micro-Assembly Features into Industrially used DFA Software -- Tolerance Budgeting in a Novel Coarse-Fine Strategy for Micro-Assembly -- The Importance of Concept and Design Visualisation in the Production of an Automated Assembly and Test Machine -- Development of Passive Alignment Techniques for the Assembly of Hybrid Microsystems -- Modular Assembly Systems and Control Applications -- Miniature Reconfigurable Assembly Line for Small Products -- Conception of a Scalable Production for Micro-Mechatronical Products -- Towards an Integrated Assembly Process Decomposition and Modular Equipment Configuration -- Evolvable Skills for Assembly Systems -- Toward the Vision Based Supervision of Microfactories Through Images Mosaicing -- Precision Multi-Degrees-of-Freedom Positioning Systems -- Economic Aspects of Microassembly -- What is the Best Way to Increase Efficiency in Precision Assembly? -- Life Cycle and Cost Analysis for Modular Re-Configurable Final Assembly Systems -- Impact of Bad Components on Costs and Productivity in Automatic Assembly -- Microassembly -- Solutions and Applications -- The Reliable Application of Average and Highly Viscous Media -- Laser Sealed Packaging for Microsystems -- Modelling and Characterisation of an Ortho-Planar Micro-Valve -- Microhandling and Assembly: The Project Assemic
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