A handling robot is an industrial robot capable of automated handling operations, which can be equipped with different end effectors to complete various handling tasks. According to different application scenarios, structural designs, and functional characteristics, handling robots can be divided into multiple types, each with its own unique features.
According to application scenarios, handling robots can be divided into storage type, production line type, and special environment type. Warehouse type handling robots are mainly used for the storage, handling, and sorting of goods. They are usually equipped with advanced navigation systems and recognition technology, and can operate autonomously in complex warehouse environments. Production line type handling robots focus on material handling and assembly on the production line. Their design is more compact and their movements are more precise to ensure the continuity and stability of the production process. Special environment handling robots are suitable for operations in harsh environments such as high temperature, low temperature, and radiation. They usually use special materials and protective designs to ensure normal operation under extreme conditions.
From the perspective of structural design, handling robots can be divided into articulated, wheeled mobile, and tracked mobile types. Joint type handling robots have high flexibility and degrees of freedom, and can complete complex handling tasks. Wheeled mobile handling robots are more suitable for fast movement and operation on flat ground. Crawler type mobile handling robots have strong off-road and terrain adaptability, and can operate in complex outdoor environments.
In addition, the handling robot also has the characteristics of high efficiency, accuracy, and reliability. They are able to perform tasks continuously, improving production efficiency and reducing labor costs. Meanwhile, its precision and stability also ensure the quality and safety of the homework.
The above is the classification and characteristics of handling robots introduced by the editor, hoping to help everyone.
