Will Healy III is enthusiastic about smart manufacturing, IIoT & workforce development. A Purdue University mechanical engineer who loves to share his passion for automation, Will is a leader at Balluff Worldwide and with the Advanced Manufacturing Industry Partnership (AMIP) in Cincinnati. He speaks from personal experience about the industrial revolution, managing culture change in organizations, bridging the manufacturing skills-gap, and creating value through automation. @WillAutomate
Nice video man. Not bullshitting, a serious question: are you by any chance Tyson Fury's brother? If not and you do not know who that is, please look up a picture. Dude! you are like a splitting image, but with like 20 kg less. Even very similar voice!!
Great stuff Will. Can you help please? I need a proximity switch triggered by a magnet to count rotations on a coil winder. Does the width of the sensor affect sensitivity and therefore determine the maximum winding speed?
I'm sorry but if you still believe this you're mentally ill. Slavery has always existed, the word comes from the 9th century meaning "Slavonic captive" who was enslaved by Spanish Muslims, yet in this video, you bring up the word is "harmful" to "black people, to brown people and to people of colour" whilst using tags "#DEI", "#inclusion" & "#industrialautomation". Seek help
Man I could use your help! I just got an old EMG system going on a windows xp laptop. I really want to sync it with video but have no idea how to connect a camera that the EMG software will register to sync with the EMG signals. I'd pay for a little consulting if you do that!?
Great video, thanks for sharing. Helps me get it into my head and map it to how it would be on my arm. I was wondering what the purpose of that 6th axis is if the 4th axis already provides forearm rotation? Can you elaborate a bit on that please?
I thought I was the only person that felt this way. I am glad to know I am not. Primary and secondary is always used for the very same context of application. Why do we have to come up with this master/slave terminology? I going to research and find out who or what organization started this terminology. I kinda have a feeling where it will lead me. So sad that this mindset is still being used systematically.
I've worked hard to try to remove this from my every-day but it is quite challenging! I've found for industrial devices where i work I find myself saying "scanner and device" or "Scanner and node" more than anything.
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I appreciate how you explained the retroreflective photoelectric sensors. Much like how you struggled with alignment of the sensor and reflector, i am having issues at different heights also. Are there simple tools i can use to align them? Example being 8 feet apart at different heights
Thanks for the question Nic. I've see a few tech's use a line laser level or laser pointer to get the lineup easier between two, especially if the light source is infrared or something hard to see. Alignment is definitely a challenge for thru-beam sensors and retro-reflective sensors.
There can be a lot of other reasons as well, the location of manufacturing setups are normally in remote places that are not very accessible and suitable. Also the production demands can be overwhelming to cater to when you are indulged equally in your workplace and catering to your family as well.
Yes absolutely. Should make a video. IEC has a standard. 2-3-4-5 all follow it in an M12 Acoded. Pin 1 - Brown - power (24v or + positive) Pin 2 - White - NC signal or alternate function Pin 3 - Blue - common ( 0V or - negative) Pin 4 - Black - NO signal or sensor output or actuator input pin 5 - Green or Green/Yellow - Earth Ground when needed like for analog signals. Alternate Pin 5 - Grey - additional device function.
Interesting take. Objects have value based on individual perception & societal understanding. But I think the numbers in this video show that those who can work are in general and the idea that “nobody wants to work” misses the entire point of the video.
@@WillAutomate ok try this Instead, only the foolish work hard for Federal Reserve Notes. Smart people know if you want to get ahead in this fraud based economy you can't actually work hard for someone else or produce any value that can be and is always stolen through inflation. The object of this top down fraudulent economy is to get as much as you can without producing any value for others. Federal Reserve Notes ensure the trickle down criminal mindset. And you're a fool if you don't get it by now. It's not like employers have anything of value to trade for labor.
Theyve debased the dollar so much that these wages dont buy anything worth a damn like a nice house, vacations, nice cars, family. Instead you get barely enough to make it to the next pay check. NO fucking thank you.
It sounds reasonable to me. I retired and have no desire to go back into the workforce right now. A problem I saw when working was employers don't know what they want in an employee. They are really, really picky about who they will hire, but they put out very, very generic job announcements. This causes unqualified/minimally qualified applicants to apply, plus it causes a lot of applicants who may have SOME of the listed qualifications (but not the right ones) to get dropped from consideration. It also causes those who would be qualified to not apply since the job description is so confusing. Another is folks looking for a better job, a position of advancement, but an employer is only looking for someone to 'lateral over' from doing an exact same job at another company. It would really discourage me from job hunting if I was still in the workforce.
There is definitely a disappointing disconnect between what employers say they want in job descriptions and what they actually expect from employees. I always advise people to apply for roles at companies they want to work for regardless of the job description requirements like 10 years experience in a software language 4 years old. They are so desperate to fill positions right now they need candidates who have even part of the skills listed.
Everyone I know is doing side hustles and gigs for cash while living with family or friends. Especially the young guys, guys don't need much to live and are checking out of marraige and society because the juice just isn't worth the squeeze anymore. It's bad for society tho, so the ladies better step up and they can always marry each other too...
There’s a lot to unpack here. But generally, no matter the gender, the gig economy is changing what careers look like and I told a room of manufacturers this week that the average influencer income is $60k/yr. They are competing with the flexibility of this and they need to redefine their ways of working & building roles.
@@WillAutomate will you never had work poor man job and raise a family ? try pay family of 4 only one . say get 18 usd a hour , at amazon warehouse after tax,s, medical and 401 k . 720 a week before tax,s now after tax,s get 587 usd weekly and 2,348 usd a month a family of 4 , rent are house payment , gas, water, lights internet, doctor, car insurance and have home insurance , cell phones and stuff just keep home clean and other. 3 bedroom house ,trailer are apartment rent be 800 to 1800 usd a month . crappy single trailer 800 to 1,200 usd , house 800 to 1800 usd month. lights , 200 usd to 400 usd , food run 400 usd to 500 usd gas for the car are cars run 150 usd , car insurance run 80 usd to 200 usd , water run 67 to 100 usd . 2 cells run 75 usd , internet 35 to 99 usd . clean supples for home 50 usd a month. basic life in usa cost a month. just too go work ,eat and have basic life 3k usd a month .
Thanks to Juli for the great link! Read the full article here: www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11868751/Dad-jokes-teach-children-survive-embarrassment-study-finds.html
Typically most are part of a closed loop system providing position feedback. As soon as this is attempted its likely that the application could no longer work and possibly be dangerous by giving the controller an erroneous signal.
Fairly random to see this on my feed but happy I clicked it, these seem great! Had no clue about the neck pillow... And seems like the youtube algorithm favoured you today! Nice reviews!
Such a great video Will! It was an absolute pleasure to have you here and we hope to see you here again soon :) A big thanks to you and the rest of the Universal Robots team for taking the time to come by and spend some time with us!
Any chance you could do a video about how distance/triangulation sensors work with robots to adjust user frames for welding & router cutting applications? Tried to find info online, but there is nothing. . . Thx
Schedule a live demo of your own at FABTECH Expo in the Hirebotics booth C10858 - You can book a time to discuss and do the hands-on demo at the show like I did in this video! Sign up here: www.hirebotics.com/fabtech-2022-demo/
Hello Will..thanks for the info on diffuse photoelectric sensors..if I may ask..my currentl diffuse photoelectric sensor does not emit red light and the receiver signal light keeps blinking..it doesn't do the job..could you help me how to fix it?..thanks..
Tough to know exactly what is wrong. Did that specific sensor ever have a visible red light? Some photoelectric sensors are infrared and you can't see them. I cover light sources here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PyBvrGNPRpE.html If the signal light is blinking there is commonly a code in the manual if you find it online that tells you what the blink means (fast versus slow, pattern or color). It also could be that the dial/program is set very low or even that the light is turned off by the function of the sensor. Or if it was in use for a while, it might just be bad or burned out. I would start with the partnumber and the manual online and work thru the above suggestions. Hope they help!
Thanks for yout reply Will..actually my sensor is IPF PN630520 laser sensor..it doesn't have visible red laser light but the other sensors exactly the same as this do have. I found one manual about this sensor and it is showing an instruction about qTeach. I tried following the steps but no success. Or maybe I am not doing it right.
