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DESCRIPTION
An automatic tilak machine, also known as a tilak dispenser or tilak robot, is a device that automatically applies a tilak, or a traditional Hindu mark on the forehead, to a person. Tilaks are typically made of materials such as sandalwood paste, kumkum (red powder), or vermilion and are applied as a symbol of blessing, devotion, or respect.
An automatic tilak machine typically consists of a robotic arm or other mechanism for applying the tilak, a dispenser for the tilak material, and a control system to coordinate the movement of the arm and dispensing of the tilak material. The machine may also include sensors to detect the presence of a person and to ensure accurate application of the tilak. Automatic tilak machines are often used at temples and other religious sites to allow worshippers to receive a tilak without requiring the assistance of a human pujari (priest).
COMPONENTS : SENSORS MOTORS AURDINO BOARD FIBRE STICKS STAMPS TILAKS
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Mechanism and Robotics are the two vital and broader area of study and research within Mechanical Engineering. Mechanisms are used in variety of fixed motion generation applications in Engineering, where as Robots are used in applications where programmable motion is required.
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