Robot parts are essential to the operation of a robotic device. They play an important structural role, as well as a functional one. Choosing the right parts for a robot can be a daunting task. Fortunately, it is possible to choose from a wide variety of options.
The main components of a robot are the central processing unit (CPU), manipulators, actuators, sensors, and power supplies. These components provide feedback to the brain, which is the controlling component of the robot. The CPU, for example, provides the logical logic behind the behavior of the robot.
Some industrial robots are equipped with various sensors, which are able to detect collisions with objects and walls, and measure various quantities. These types of sensors are useful for a variety of purposes, including robotic inspections.
Another type of sensor is the light-dependent resistor, which acts as the eyes of the robot. This part is used in conjunction with artificial intelligence to determine the position of the robot and adjust its actions accordingly.
The most commonly used end-effector is a robotic gripper. This device allows the robot to pick up and hold objects. It is often made up of a biomimetic hand, a vacuum grabber, and a high-speed claw.
Other types of end-effectors include hammers, flashlights, and tools such as a tapping tool. These are typically designed to perform specific tasks, such as cutting threads on a metal surface or deburring a hole.
Electric motors are another common form of motor. They are powered by batteries, which can be found in many types of industrial robots.
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