GLOSSARY:









LANGUAGE LIMITS MOTION.












WITH THE INFLUX OF INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS USED WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION FIELD THERE IS CURRENTLY LIMITED MEANS TO REGULATE MOTION ON THE WORKSITE BETWEEN HUMANS, MACHINES, AND ROBOTS. THROUGH THE LENS OF BRICKLAYING, MOTION CAN BE BROKEN DOWN INTO THREE SCALES: PART, BODY, AND ASSEMBLY. FROM THESE SCALES, WE ARE ABLE TO FILTER THROUGH THE US LABOR ACTS AND THE US KUKA PATENTS DESPITE THEIR DIFFERENCES OF SCALES IN REGULATING MOVEMENT TO FIND LANGUAGE THAT DICTATES MOTION ON THE WORKSITE.

SCALE:

PART:


A COMPONENT OF A WHOLE; THAT MOVES IN CONCERT WITH OTHER PARTS.

BODY:


A COMPOSITION OF PARTS THAT MAKE UP A WHOLE OR INDIVIDUAL.

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ASSEMBLY:


THE CONGREGATION OF MULTIPLE BODIES TO ORGANIZE AROUND A SPECIFIC CAUSE OR ACTION.





THEME:
THE MOTION OF HUMANS AND ROBOTS ARE BROKEN DOWN INTO COMPONENTS TO BECOME MORE PREDICTABLE AND EFFICIENT IN RELATION TO TIME AND OUTPUT.
THE LANGUAGE IN THE DOCUMENTS ARE FILTERED THROUGH THE SCALE OF THE BODY & ITS REQUIREMENTS TO DIRECT ITS MOTION ON SITE.
THE LANGUAGE CREATED BY THE ASSEMBLY OF PEOPLE DICTATE THE ACTIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND PURPOSE OF MOTION IN BOTH HUMANS
AND ROBOTS.


VERSUS:
HUMAN:
MUSCLE OR GROUP OF MUSCLES.

ROBOT: 
A ROBOT MADE UP OF INTERCHANGEABLE PARTS TO WORK.
HUMAN:
A PERSON EQUIPPED TO LABOR.

ROBOT: 
A ROBOT MADE UP OF DIFFERENT PARTS TO WORK.
HUMAN:
INTERNATIONAL BRICKLAYERS AND ALLIED CRAFTSMAN UNION.

ROBOT:  
NO ASSEMBLY OR UNION.




A PARALLEL STUDY