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Old 14th February 2008, 10:50 PM
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Default design and analysis of pick and place robots
Help me out in analyzing the forces and torques on links for a industrial pick and place robot for a payload capacity of 250gms
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Default Re: design and analysis of pick and place robots
Hoe many Joints does the robot have?
How many links does the robot have?
Whats the weight of the Robot? (250 is Max Load?)
Whats the length of each link?

Do not post incomplete and lazy Q's.
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