Micro level architecture for Automatic Cleaning Device

Modular architecture of the microfactories for automatic micro-assembly

The construction of a new generation of MEMS which includes micro-assembly steps in the current microfabrication process is a big challenge. It is necessary to develop new production means named micromanufacturing systems in order to perform these new assembly steps. The classical approach called “top-down” which consists in a functional analysis and a definition of the tasks sequences is insuf...

An automatic micro slide projector and procedures for staining and cleaning large numbers of slides.

Profiling and Optimizing Micro-Architecture Bottlenecks on the Hardware Level

Most mechanisms in current superscalar processors use instruction granularity information for speculation, such as branch predictors or prefetchers. However, many of these characteristics can be obtained at the basic block level, increasing the amount of code that can be covered while requiring less space to store the data. Furthermore, the code can be profiled more accurately and provide a hig...

Micro-Level Hybridization in the Cognitive Architecture DUAL

After a long and exhausting war between the representatives of the symbolic and connectionist approaches (this war stimulated, however, the clarification of the limitations and advantages of both approaches) a growing group of peace-makers emerged who tried to integrate the advantages of both approaches and to fill in the gap between them (Hendler, 1989a, Hinton, 1990, Barnden & Pollack, 1991, ...

Large-scale ultrasonic cleaning system: Design of a multi-transducer device for boat cleaning (20kHz).

The present study is part of a global project which consists in the development of an automatic cleaning station for immersed boats (cockle, ninepin, etc.) in a self-service mode, associating an innovative ultrasonic device for cleaning with a specific water treatment. The originality of the process is that cleaning is performed by three transducers operating simultaneously at low frequency and...