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The rising interest in AI-first solution modeling suggests that a rethinking of conventional industrial robotics design and development is needed. Rather than relying on an approach in which existing machine operations are essentially augmented by bolting on AI-driven components, AI-first puts the intelligence at the forefront of the design process to perform at the core of a task.
Learn more in this white paper from Wind River…
From the operating room to the manufacturing floor, the robotic industry continues to grow and mature. As demand for robotic devices increases, so do the technology requirements.
This free whitepaper, “Force Sensors in Robotic Design” outlines robotic applications that benefit from thin, flexible, low-power tactile force sensors. It also provides a look at the technology behind FlexiForce sensors, one of the most easily-integrated and effective tactile force sensors on the market.
Elmo’s Ultimate Multi-Axis and servo solution incorporated in the design and development of the first Chinese Collaborative Robot by Siasun, China.
Traditional, tried-and-true SCARA robots remain a very popular solution for palletizing and tray packing applications. However, their typical design configuration features four axes consisting of two rotary axes and one lifting swivel unit which is generally not needed for most palletizing applications. The bottom line is, there’s no need to invest in 4 axes for the application.
