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13-01-2007, 15:19
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Re: 296 prototyping
Well the vacuum arm is a retrofitted version of one of our older bots - the claw which was on that arm originally is what you see on the forklift. For the rotation of the tube, we used a 1/4 inch bore pneumatic piston to rotate one of the two clamp pads on the grabber, the other one is free-rotating.
We think the forklift idea is really cool - there`s a way to actuate the entire lift motion with only one motor (if anyone wants the details I`ll post them). the problem is that our claw right now is sticking out almost 30 inches - we need to figure a way to fit inside the box. |
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