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Breaking the circle
Transversal Machines
Industrial robots have changed remarkably little since the 1970s.
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Most still rely on the same six-axis, elbowed geometry that limits their reach, forces them to sweep through a lot of space as they move and makes them freeze or lose control in discrete regions of the workspace. When two rotational axes align, motion equations break down, producing the familiar robot freeze — a singularity that planners must work around.
Re-Vector ZH
Robotic Arm
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Instead of asking how software might disguise the limitations of conventional arms, Ross Innovation asked whether the geometries themselves could be different. The result - a radical reimagining of robotic arm architecture.
Instead of elbows and protruding linkages, the arm exploits a sleek sequence of joints that allow the entire arm to move like a series of smart, controllable wrists.
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