1. Background of Industrial Robot Development In 1920, Czech playwright Karel Čapek first used the term ROBOT in his science fiction play “Rossum’s Universal Robots,” which subsequently became synonymous with robots. In March 1938, The Meccano Magazine reported on a model of a handling robot, marking one of the earliest reports of a robot model … Read more
Industrial robots are multi-joint mechanical arms or multi-degree-of-freedom robots designed for the industrial field.Industrial robots replace humans in production and are an important development trend in the future manufacturing industry, serving as the foundation for achieving intelligent manufacturing, as well as ensuring future industrial automation, digitization, and intelligence.The harsh production processing environment and the labor … Read more
With the development of technology, the use of robots is becoming more and more prevalent. For those in the smart manufacturing industry, mastering common robot terminology can be a great help when using robots! Axis / Degree of Freedom The operation of a robot’s arm or body is typically described by the number of axes … Read more
Think Tank Highlights #GlobalDefenseDynamics #USMilitaryDynamics #RussianMilitaryDynamics #TaiwanKeyEvents #MicroShopForSale #SouthKorea #Raytheon #Japan #ElectronicWarfare #NortheastAsiaMilitaryDynamics #Unmanned The following article is from Aerospace Defense Observer, author Development Center Dai Sheng, reprinted from Strategic Frontier Technology. Abstract: Compared to traditional industrial robots, collaborative robots have four main characteristics: low cost, flexible deployment, strong safety, and ease of use. They … Read more
1. Overview of the Industrial Robot Industry Industrial robots are automated, reprogrammable, multifunctional machines capable of performing various tasks in industrial settings, including material handling, workpiece manipulation, or tool operation. They can be categorized based on their motion coordinates into articulated robots, cylindrical coordinate robots, Cartesian robots, parallel robots, and SCARA (Selective Compliance Assembly Robot … Read more