Genco Genov - San Jose CA Alexander Todorov - Sunnyvale CA Lubo Kostov - Sunnyvale CA Peter Petkov - Sunnyvale CA Valentin Totev - Sunnyvale CA Eugene Bonev - Santa Clara CA Zlatko Sotirov - Sunnyvale CA
Assignee:
Genmark Automation - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
B25J 918
US Classification:
31856811
Abstract:
An improvement is set forth in a robotic arm structure which includes at least two links. . theta. motion is provided about a primary axis at the proximal end portion of the proximalmost of the links. R motion proceeds radially from the primary axis whereby the distal end portion of the distalmost of the links can be moved in a radially extending straight line. An end effector is pivotally mounted for rotation relative to the distal end portion of the distalmost link about an end effector axis which is parallel to the primary axis. The structure is improved by adding one or more a yaw motor, a roll motor and a pitch motor for rotating the wrist of the arm about the respective axes. A sensor array senses the R,. theta. , Z and yaw, roll and/or pitch motions and creates and transmits electronic signals representative thereof to a computer controller which monitors and controls the R,. theta.
Genco Genov - San Jose CA Alexander Todorov - Sunnyvale CA Lubo Kostov - Sunnyvale CA Peter Petkov - Sunnyvale CA Valentin Totev - Sunnyvale CA Eugene Bonev - Santa Clara CA Zlatko Sotirov - Sunnyvale CA
Assignee:
Genmark Automation - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
B25J 500 G05B 1910
US Classification:
318567
Abstract:
An improvement is set forth in a robotic arm structure which includes at least two links. . theta. motion is provided about a primary axis at the proximal end portion of the proximalmost of the links. R motion proceeds radially from the primary axis whereby the distal end portion of the distalmost of the links can be moved in a radially extending straight line. An end effector is pivotally mounted for rotation relative to the distal end portion of the distalmost link about an end effector axis which is parallel to the primary axis. The structure is improved by adding one or more of a yaw motor, a roll motor and a pitch motor for rotating the wrist of the arm about the respective axes. A sensor array senses the R,. theta. , Z and yaw, roll and/or pitch motions and creates and transmits electronic signals representative thereof to a computer controller which monitors and controls the R,. theta.
Dual Robotic Arm End Effectors Having Independent Yaw Motion
Genco Genov - late of San Jose CA Alexander Todorov - Sunnyvale CA Lubo Kostov - Sunnyvale CA Peter Petkov - Sunnyvale CA Valentin Totev - Sunnyvale CA Eugene Bonev - Santa Clara CA Zlatko Sotirov - Sunnyvale CA
Assignee:
Genmark Automation, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
B25J 916
US Classification:
31856811
Abstract:
An improvement is set forth in a robotic arm structure which includes at least two links. . theta. motion is provided about a primary axis at the proximal end portion of the proximalmost of the links. R motion proceeds radially from the primary axis whereby the distal end portion of the distalmost of the links can be moved in a radially extending straight line. At least two independent end effectors are pivotally mounted for rotation relative to the distal end portion of the distalmost link about an end effector axis which is parallel to the primary axis. The structure is improved by adding independent yaw motors for rotating the end effectors independently.