MEM234014 — Design a robotic system

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What an assessment for MEM234014 must cover

67 assessable components: 3 elements (13 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 40 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Clarify client brief or contract requirements

1.1Consult with client to determine the required features and functions of the application and establish control requirements
1.2Determine technical, commercial and environmental parameters of the brief or contract
1.3Determine stakeholders to be consulted in the design and application process
1.4Provide initial advice to client on the feasibility of the project

2 Prepare concept proposal

2.1Investigate and take initial measurements to define robotic system performance parameters
2.2Carry out required modelling, simulations and calculations using appropriate techniques, software and validation techniques
2.3Generate robotic system solutions that respond to the brief or contract
2.4Check feasibility and evaluate solutions against design criteria, ensuring conformity to work health and safety (WHS), regulatory, sustainability and environmental requirements
2.5Review concept proposals with clients and select preferred solution

3 Design robotic device or system

3.1Finalise design of robotic system according to preferred solution
3.2Provide documentation, drawings, specifications and instructions that reflect the design
3.3Consult and negotiate with clients and stakeholders to obtain sign-off on design
3.4Monitor installation and commissioning with stakeholders, and make any necessary modifications

Performance evidence

consulting and negotiating throughout the design process
establishing required features of the robotic system
confirming parameters of the brief or contract and providing initial advice based on discipline knowledge, standards, work health and safety (WHS), regulatory and risk assessment requirements
researching sustainability and current and emerging trends in applications of robots and robot functions, programming options and reverse engineering
investigating and reviewing robotic concept proposals and performance parameters and options
investigating faults in existing designs and proposing solutions
measuring, modelling and calculating using appropriate techniques, software and validation techniques
applying innovation and creativity to generate solutions
evaluating solutions against design criteria, ensuring conformity to WHS requirements
preparing robotic system proposal
designing a robotic system on at least two occasions
communicating, negotiating and reviewing with stakeholders and client throughout the process to obtain agreement on proposal and sign-off on design
documenting design with required drawings, specifications and instructions.
Note: Where a volume and/or frequency is not specified, demonstration must be provided at least once.

Knowledge evidence

contemporary engineering for robot and robotic application design methods
design brief parameters
robotic fundamentals including:
mechanical
electrical
fluid
electronic and information technologies
sensors and transducers
controllers
interfacing and signal conditioning
networking
software
data sharing
control functions
techniques for:
continuous improvement
problem-solving and decision-making
root cause analysis (RCA) or failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) or design review based on failure mode (DRBFM), and Pareto analysis
WHS and regulatory requirements, codes of practice, standards, risk management and registration requirements
processes for:
investigation
developing options
modelling and calculating
generating solutions
completing feasibility and evaluation studies
preparing proposals
designing
software modelling techniques to analyse robot capability including motions, loads, accuracy, precision and repeatability, kinematics, kinetics and dynamic stability
validation techniques including use of simple case traditional methods and calculations:
robot drive systems
manipulators and end effector options
fundamentals of locomotion for mobile robots including wheels, legs, combined leg and wheels and tracks:
object detection and sensor options
program techniques for robot functions including:
pick and place
proximity detection (presence and distance)
motion control algorithms
supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) or distributed control systems (DCS), communications methods and protocols, and networking requirements
programs and programming techniques for robot functions, communications and networking as required by design
documentation, drawings, specifications, programs and instructions.

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