The Exhibit of Industrial Robots Based on Concepts of Technology Education: Take “Smart Manufacturing Experience Zone” at National Science and Technology Museum as an Example

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One of the museum’s missions is education. Based on the orientation of the National Science and Technology Museum, science and technology knowledge is essential. The exhibition of science and technology is the basis of the museum to promote the activity of science and technology education. In 2018, the National Science and Technology Museum built the exhibit of industrial robots at the smart manufacturing experience zone of power and machines gallery per the 4-year project of the Ministry of Education for achieving a smart museum. The purpose of the exhibit is to deliver the concepts of smart manufacturing and industry 4.0 and to promote innovative technology education. The design concept of the exhibition is an in-depth experience for the knowledge of industrial robots. Through techniques of digital media and interactive applications, the professional subject can be much enjoyable, attractive, and understandable for the public. The exhibit of industrial robots consists of five sections: the definition of robots, the historical development of industrial robots, the mechanical structure, and applications of industrial robots. In this exhibit, thirteen industrial robots, including the types of 6-DOF series robots, SCARA and wafer robot, are applied for the display of products and miniatures, demonstration for various processes as well as experience of interactive devices. In a word, the exhibit is not only the material of technology education but also a successful example for the cooperation between the museum and industrial companies.

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Lin, J. L., & Lin, C. Y. (2020). The Exhibit of Industrial Robots Based on Concepts of Technology Education: Take “Smart Manufacturing Experience Zone” at National Science and Technology Museum as an Example. In Mechanisms and Machine Science (Vol. 78, pp. 483–493). Springer Science and Business Media B.V. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-30036-4_44

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