Me too. Let's just keep the pictures clean, no links to pornographic robot sites. Thanks
some robot pics!
John M
Me too. Let's just keep the pictures clean, no links to pornographic robot sites. Thanks
First you get good, then you get fast. Then grouchiness sets in.
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I tried to keep it clean but there is a ***** in the picture.
Darek
I'm getting 2 of these arms with controllers, serviced and tested, plus another arm and controller "as is" for parts. 100kg load, 2.3m reach, .5mm repeatability. These should take care of any free time I might have had.
What will you use them for?
Eric
I wish it wouldn't crash.
So, Keith,
Do you think you can train them to cut out your plywood templates?
First you get good, then you get fast. Then grouchiness sets in.
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For something along the lines of this:
http://www.gafferglass.com/robot.wmv
ABB irb1400 4yrs old
D. Paulson
Keithorr, That robot video is very scarey.
I have seen my machine go spastic once, when one of the encoder conections came loose. That guy standing besides a robotic arm filled with molten glass is not a comfortable sight.
Great video though.
Being outside the square !!!
Ansi codes require gaurding around robot cells these days.....I am currently auditing my factory to retrofit and bring up to code, Benny you are right, that is a very un-nerving sight.
Industrial automation ????
www.challengermechtech.ca
www.huskiebrigade.com
You can also check out www.usfirst.org There are some amazing robots there.
My name is Electric Nachos. Sorry to impose, but I am the ocean.
http://www.bryanpryor.com
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