2025年4月6日 · 6-axis robots come in many different shapes and sizes. Some robots are small enough to place microchips on circuit boards, while others can lift heavy objects like vehicles. Each robot is sized to the desired application. A few factors in choosing a robot are reach, payload, and speed.

2021年11月10日 · Six-axis robots are among the most common industrial robots and are used across most industries. Here’s a detailed guide on these robots, their real-world applications, and why and when to use them.

The KR AGILUS is our compact six-axis robot that is designed for particularly high working speeds. Different versions, installation positions, reaches and payloads transform the small robot into a precision artist.

What Are Six Axis Robots? Industrial robots have various axis configurations. The vast majority of articulated robots, however, feature six axes, also called six degrees of freedom. 6-axis robots allow for greater flexibility and can perform a wider variety of …

2024年11月22日 · A 6-axis robot is an industrial robot designed with six degrees of freedom (DOF), meaning it can move in six different ways. These 6 dof robots typically feature an articulated arm with multiple joints that allow motion across various axes.

Smallest and Lightest 6-Axis Robot in the Industry. Equipped with the highest acceleration in a small-sized robot, the MotoMini is 20% faster than comparable small robots, reducing cycle time and boosting productivity. Internal cabling and air lines minimize interference with other process equipment, and a variety of mounting options

2024年10月22日 · 6-axis robots excel in tasks requiring a high degree of dexterity and flexibility. Their six axes of motion enable them to maneuver around obstacles and reach into confined spaces with ease. This versatility is comparable to the flexibility of a human arm, making it well-suited for applications that demand precision and agility.

Common six-axis industrial robots include rotation (S-axis), lower arm (L-axis), upper arm (U-axis), wrist rotation (R-axis), and wrist swing (B-axis). And wrist rotation (T-axis). Six motions are combined to achieve a 6-degree-of-freedom action.

Thanks to a faster control frequency in the YAC100 controller and hand vibration suppression function, these robots achieve the highest operating speed in their class. From supply, assembly, inspection, and packing to palletization, all applications can enjoy shorter cycle time …

One of the most popular robots that manufacturers are selecting for their new applications is the 6-axis robot. The range of motion and functionality of the six-axis robot allow the robot to simulate the human arm’s complex movements.