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CNC lathe robots are also commonly referred to as CNC machine tool robots. Machine tool robots and lathe robots refer to automated devices capable of automatically loading and unloading parts on CNC lathes, independently clamping workpieces, and automatically blowing away chips and debris.

As everyone knows, under normal circumstances, the argon arc welding robot process is much more complex than the general welding robot process. The tool center point (TCP)—that is, the movement path of the welding electrode—as well as the robot’s movements and welding parameters all require precise control.

Stabilize and improve weld quality, ensuring its consistency. When using robotic welding, the welding parameters for each weld are constant, and weld quality is less affected by human factors, thereby reducing the demands on workers’ operational skills and ensuring consistent weld quality.

Maintain and improve weld quality to ensure consistency. Welding parameters such as current, voltage, welding speed, and dry elongation determine the welding results.

Welding robots are modern, automated devices that integrate knowledge from various fields, including computer science, electronics, sensors, and artificial intelligence.

The paint flow rate of a spray robot is the amount of paint delivered to each rotating cup per unit of time; it is also known as the spray flow rate or paint output (rate).

As is well known, in warehouses, the handling, placement, and retrieval of goods are all very difficult tasks for manual labor. Relying solely on manual labor makes it impossible to achieve efficient storage and retrieval. Therefore, modern warehouses are becoming increasingly automated, and many large companies are adopting various types of material-handling vehicles and robots.

The main mechanical structure—comprising the base and the actuators, including the boom, stick, wrist, and gripper—forms a multi-degree-of-freedom mechanical system.

Amid the pandemic, labor-intensive industries are facing labor shortages and difficulties in resuming operations.