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Research Status and Development Trend of Multi-arm Collaborative Robots
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Industrial robots are mainly used in metal forming, automotive, and electrical and electronics
industries. After decades of unremitting efforts, industrial robots have achieved great success. However,
problems such as low safety, weak environmental adaptability, and insufficient human-computer interaction
ability of industrial robots have greatly limited the application of industrial robots, and multi-arm
collaborative robots came into being in this case. Multi-arm collaborative robots offer high flexibility
and precision. Over the years, the application and development of multi-arm collaborative robots have
been paid more and more attention. This paper aims to summarize the patents related to multi-arm cooperative
robots, including their principles, classification, latest progress and future development, in
order to meet the needs of the real world. According to the structural characteristics of multi-arm collaborative
robots and the requirements of multi-arm collaborative robots application field, the most
typical mobile collaborative robots and stationary dual-arm collaborative robots in multi-arm collaborative
robots are summarized. By investigating various patents of multi-arm collaborative robots the main
problems of multi-arm collaborative robots are summarized and analyzed, such as collisions or conflicts
between robotic arms, low power-to-weight ratio, loose structures, and heavy weight of the robot body.
In addition, the development trend of multi-arm collaborative robots is also discussed. Multi-arm robots
have broad prospects and potential in future applications and development. With the advancement of
new technologies, multi-arm collaborative robots will become more efficient, intelligent, safe, and flexible.
More relevant patents are expected to be invented in the future.
Bentham Science Publishers Ltd.
Title: Research Status and Development Trend of Multi-arm Collaborative Robots
Description:
Industrial robots are mainly used in metal forming, automotive, and electrical and electronics
industries.
After decades of unremitting efforts, industrial robots have achieved great success.
However,
problems such as low safety, weak environmental adaptability, and insufficient human-computer interaction
ability of industrial robots have greatly limited the application of industrial robots, and multi-arm
collaborative robots came into being in this case.
Multi-arm collaborative robots offer high flexibility
and precision.
Over the years, the application and development of multi-arm collaborative robots have
been paid more and more attention.
This paper aims to summarize the patents related to multi-arm cooperative
robots, including their principles, classification, latest progress and future development, in
order to meet the needs of the real world.
According to the structural characteristics of multi-arm collaborative
robots and the requirements of multi-arm collaborative robots application field, the most
typical mobile collaborative robots and stationary dual-arm collaborative robots in multi-arm collaborative
robots are summarized.
By investigating various patents of multi-arm collaborative robots the main
problems of multi-arm collaborative robots are summarized and analyzed, such as collisions or conflicts
between robotic arms, low power-to-weight ratio, loose structures, and heavy weight of the robot body.
In addition, the development trend of multi-arm collaborative robots is also discussed.
Multi-arm robots
have broad prospects and potential in future applications and development.
With the advancement of
new technologies, multi-arm collaborative robots will become more efficient, intelligent, safe, and flexible.
More relevant patents are expected to be invented in the future.
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