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Sweet
Sweet bot... I really like the front steering. This thing can probably get up the ramp quickly also.
That arm looks strong in the front/back direction... the picture doesn't really show how strong it is from side to side. Depending on what you do with it, it may need to be strong in that direction or not. The articulation on the end of the arm is really sweet... that means these guys can pick up a tote in an orientation and place it where they want. With a strong base and a mobile/flexible arm, these guys look like they can do more than just stack. They appear to be a good partner for both a koh and a stacker robot. Andy B. |
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