its is rotational i think..
the work envelope is 78 degrees
They don't have sensors.
they are used to help people
up down side to side
Assistive robots perform their task(s) by people pointing lasers at objects, as well as voice commands.
the work envelope is 78 degrees
They don't have sensors.
they are used to help people
up down side to side
Assistive robots perform their task(s) by people pointing lasers at objects, as well as voice commands.
Usually at the home of a special needs or old person
they are used to help people
Cartesian robots have cube shaped work envelopes. As their name indicates, the linear movements of Cartesian robots are limited to a grid. Built with three axes of movement (x,y,z), these robots are popular because of their precision.
Cylindrical robots have a cylindrical work envelope, limited to 2D movements along the x and z axes. Spherical robots, on the other hand, have a spherical work envelope, allowing for more freedom of movement in all directions. Spherical robots are often used for tasks requiring high dexterity and versatility, while cylindrical robots are more suitable for applications with simpler movements along a fixed path.
A work envelope is a robot's range of movement.
robots can work like a man. they can walk , hold things e.t.c MACHINE ARE BE CONTROLLED BY MAN AND CAN NOT WORK LIKE ROBOTS
There are a number of different jobs for those who have assistive technology experience. Common examples include word processing and administrative work.