which engineering designs and creates robots and this type of machinery that disney have????
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it'd probably be a few fields of engineering such as mechanical and electrical.
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hi friend! it seems we share the same interest. i do not know which part of the world you r from. i am from India. i can surely provide you with the blue print of a rocket engie, jet engine and rciprocating engine. however i would need your e-mail address for that. mine is\nmangeshome1982@yahoo.co.in\nhope to hear from u soon. i have even designed a new model of piston engine which is a combination of both 2-stroke and 4-stroke engine. just informed you. might be that you could be interested to develop it with me.
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go to http://www.snopes.com and click on disney and it will let you know all about it.
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Here's an example of an invention machine (not necessarily from Invention Machine Corporation) generating an idea that led to a US Patent (but without the actual patent number or title). It's an article about John Koza's 'Invention Machine'.\n\nThe article says :-\n\nHis “invention machine,” as he likes to call it, has even earned a U.S. patent for developing a system to make factories more efficient, one of the first intellectual-property protections ever granted to a nonhuman designer.\n\nGood luck with finding other examples.
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Do visit the the following site and type the mechanism you want or the name of the machine\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com\n\nother useful sites are\nhttp://www.answers.com\nhttp://www.wikipedia.org
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Here is the AOL site that lists the Robots for you.  Have fun!
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1. No, because DisneyLand never appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Anaheim, California and not even Walt Disney World appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Lake Buena Vista, Florida (Orlando is right outside.)\n\n2. No, because "with no one creative behind them" is very untrue. Walt Disney and his fellow Imagineers were all very creative.\n\n3. No, because this statement makes no sense.
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robots are a collection of actuator devices which can adjust and perform different tasks according to it's degree of freedom in an intelligent way.  Primarilly robots are electromechanical devices with various sensors and microprocessors that collect informations from the external world processes them according to the built-in program and sends the signals generated at the end of such processing to actuating devices like servo-motors which decodes the electrical signals and performs different tasks within their limits. i.e. to say an automatic arm continuously shifting some material from one part to another is an example of robot but you can't expect it to suddenly come to you and take you to some dream land like Johny-robot in films.
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Eeehhh...Robbie was a hack as far as robots go..."Danger! Danger!"...one trick pony!\n\nNow R2...there's a droid! An R2 is the Swiss army knife of droids...McGuyver could make anything out of anything, but just imagine if he had an R2 unit!
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No, but now that Disney owns Pixar, they won't be competing. Pixar will continue as a separate unit.  And Disney has abandoned its plans to make "toy Story 3" on its own, without Pixar.
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Mechanical engineers build things that move, that deal with heat transfer and energy, power and work and things like that. Mechanicals would work on designing cars or amusement park rides or airplanes or ceiling fands or air conditioners.\n\nElectrical engineers deal with circuitry and electronics. They'd build a better digital clock or timer, or something like that.\n\nMechanicals might deal with electrical engineering in passing, since it's the broadest discipline. Electricals just focus on their one area of expertise.
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EMILY COHL \n\n1907 Animation was invented by a French guy named Emile Cohl. They were later revolutionised by Walt Disney, who as we all know is the creator of Mortimer Mouse (who was later renamed to... uh, I forget). Anyway, whatever the history, they're real fun to watch. \n\nWalt Disney & Warner Brothers Animation Art\nAnimation Sensations has been a world leading Animation Art Gallery since 1989. We specialize in Walt Disney and Warner Brothers original vintage and contemporary production cels, storyboards, drawings, layouts, production backgrounds, original courvoisier backgrounds, limited edition cels, sericels, lithographs, etchings and giclees. Our collection includes works from classic animation shorts and feature films such as Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Lady and the Tramp, Fantasia, Snow White, Betty Boop, Bambi, Dumbo, Yellow Submarine, Brave Little Tailor, Alice in Wonderland, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Sleeping Beauty, Jungle Book, Little Mermaid, and Robin Hood. Animation Sensations also has an extensive selection of production animation art and limited editions from other production animation studios like Hanna Barbera, Fox and Cartoon Network, The Simpsons, and Peanuts. In addition to selling a vast variety of animation art, Animation Sensations is always interested in buying art from you - the collector or acquirer. We will purchase the artwork directly, or we accept works on consignment. We urge you to contact us for a free estimate on the artwork you are interested in selling. And for your convenience, we are able to ship worldwide to our clients. All are welcome to contact our gallery via email or phone at peter@animationsensations.com, or 1-202-338-1097
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Insufficient information. Are you building a dog house or a million barrel a day refinery? Is the locate remote, offshore, next door, only accessible in summer, etc? \n\nWho is the designer, who is the constructor, who is the owner, who is the operator, what is the role of any governmental agencies, etc?
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Honda -\nThe Asimo robot is a proprietary and intellectual property.\nTherefore no one outside of the Honda research facility would have access right to it.\nLooking at the Asimo itself it would be pretty hard to gain any true CAD files from it so your out of luck there.\nIf you’re looking for CAD models of robot parts you can contact universities doing robotics research.
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How old and who was the manufacturer.  Disney?
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as an opertator of a CNC laser... I can tell you this. Robotics are totally necessary for a business to compete. I make the coolest parts in a blink of an eye.
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1. technology?\n\n2. Robotics?\n\n3. Replacing human labor?\n\n4. Defined in your textbook?\n\n5. All of the above.\n\n(ans, 5)