BMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
BANGALORE -560019, KARNATAKA
(Autonomous Institute, Affiliated to VTU)
INNOVATION AND DESIGN THINKING
(22ME1AEIDT)
Project Report On
“COMMERCIAL ROBOTS”
Submitted by
Abhinav B [1BM23EE002]
Advaith [1BM23EE004]
Aswath S [1BM23EE010]
Sandesh R. G [1BM23EE048]
of
I Semester
Under the guidance of
Dr. RAVIKUMAR M
Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
B M S College of Engineering
Bull Temple Road, Bangalore - 560 019
2023-24
BMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
BANGALORE -560019, KARNATAKA
(Autonomous Institute, Affiliated to VTU)
CERTIFICATE
Certified that the Innovation and Design Thinking (22MEIAEIDT) Project Report
On work entitled “COMMERCIAL ROBOTS” carried out by Mr. ABHINAV
B, (1BM23EE002), Mr. ADVAITH, USN: [1BM23EE004], Mr. ASWATH, USN:
[1BM23EE010], Mr. SANDESH R. G, USN: [1BM23EE048], are bonafide students of
Electrical and Electronics Engineering, B M S college of Engineering, it is Certified
that all corrections/suggestions indicated for Internal assessment have been incorporated in
the report. The project report has been approved as it satisfies the academic requirements
in respect of project work prescribed for the said degree.
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Engineering. Under the guidance of Dr. RAVIKUMAR M, Assistant Professor,
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
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STUDENTS DECLARATION
The authenticated work carried out independently by us at B M S college of
Engineering. Under the guidance of Dr. RAVIKUMAR M, Assistant Professor,
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Sl. No. Student Name USN Section Branch Signature with date
1 ABHINAV B 1BM23EE002 PK EEE
2 ADVAITH 1BM23EE004 PK EEE
3 ASWATH S 1BM23EE010 PK EEE
4 SANDESH R. G 1BM23EE048 PK EEE
CONTENT
ABSTRACT i
CHAPTER-1 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Objective 2
CHAPTER-2 BRAINSTORMING PHASE 3
2.2 Brainstorming ideas 3-4
CHAPTER-3 MARKET RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS 5
CHAPTER-4 PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW 6-7
CHAPTER-5 REASEARCH AND INNOVATION 8
CHAPTER-6 PROTOTYPE MODELS 9
CHAPTER-7 ITERATIVE PROTOTYPING 10
CHAPTER-8 DESIGN PHASE 11
CHAPTER-9 DESIGN ELEMENTS 12
CHAPTER-10 INTEGRATION OF COMPONENTS 13
CHAPTER-11 TESTING AND QUALITY ASSURANCE 14
CHAPTER-12 CONCLUSION AND REFLECTION 15
CHAPTER-13 FUTURE TRENDS 16-17
REFERENCES 18
ABSTARCT
In the rapidly evolving landscape of automation, commercial and industrial robots are at the
forefront of innovation. This project delves into the realms of innovation and design thinking
to explore how robots can be designed and developed to meet the complex demands of
modern industries. By analyzing current trends in robotics and emerging technologies, this
study identifies key areas where innovation can lead to significant advancements.
The project adopts a multidisciplinary approach, integrating principles of design thinking
with engineering, ergonomics, and human-computer interaction. Through user-centric
methodologies, such as ethnographic research and participatory design, the project aims to
understand the needs and challenges faced by businesses in adopting robotic solutions. This
understanding serves as the foundation for ideation and conceptualization, leading to the
development of innovative robot designs.
Prototyping and iterative testing are core components of the project, allowing for the
refinement of designs based on user feedback and real-world testing. By continuously
iterating on designs, the project seeks to create robots that not only meet the functional
requirements of industrial tasks but also enhance the overall user experience.
The project's outcomes are expected to have a significant impact on the field of robotics,
providing insights and methodologies that can be applied to the design and development of a
wide range of robotic systems. Through a combination of innovation and design thinking, this
project aims to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of commercial and
industrial robots, ultimately leading to more efficient, reliable, and user-friendly robotic
solutions.