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No, I mean literally. Industrial arms aren't necessarily any more complex than CNC machines. They may not have any more motors. They perform tasks of similar co
by regularfry 6y ago
No, I mean literally. Industrial arms aren't necessarily any more complex than CNC machines. They may not have any more motors. They perform tasks of similar complexity, with similar programming models. We call them "robot arms" quite happily.
- joshu 6y agothis is inaccurate in a variety of dimensions. they have more complicated gearing (strain-wave) and and perception systems for safety (for nearby humans) and positioning (unless you can get the stunning tolerance stacking that the automotive industry gets.)