论文信息 - On emotion controlled architectures for intelligent autonomous agents

On emotion controlled architectures for intelligent autonomous agents

A hand-held power tool, for example a rotary percussive drill, includes a component for undergoing linear movement and a bearing support for the component. The bearing support comprises a cylinder formed from sheet metal strip with the longitudinal edges spaced to form a gap in the wall of the cylinder. By making the bearing support from a sheet metal strip and providing a gap in the cylinder wall considerable cost savings are achieved.

Jochen Fromm | J. Fromm

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