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Re: pic: Recycle Rush Re-design

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Originally Posted by DaveL View Post
Nice job!

About picking up the can.
- Is there a 2nd elevator section hiding behind the stack?

- How does the robot grab the bottom of the can?
(elevator pivot or another mechanism)

Dave
Nope, there's only one elevator, and that's exclusive to stacking. Also, the elevator is really short: it can lift up to the second tote level; after all, stacking really only occurs at that level.

To answer the second question, the robot has a four-bar linkage arm powered by 2 BAG motors (okay is there like a thread about BAGs vs. 775s somewhere?). That lowers down and actuates a pneumatic claw to grab the bin. I do not need a pivot for the claw, because the geometry of the four-bar automatically controls the angle of the claw to be horizontal with the ground.
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