Tabletop Robot Cell Production: Compact Motor with Built-in Low-Wiring Driver
Explaining the space-saving design of tabletop picking and inspection robots. Compact motors with built-in drivers that minimize internal wiring to the extreme.
In the field of "cell production methods" where assembly, inspection, and sorting of parts are performed, there has been a rapid increase in the introduction of "desktop robots" and "compact inspection robots" that can be installed in the limited space of workbenches. The biggest challenge in designing these small and desktop-sized robots is "securing space for control panels and the complexity of wiring." No matter how much the robot body is miniaturized, the motor drivers and control amplifiers for driving take up space, and the countless cables extending from them lead to risks of disconnection and increased assembly labor. The "SGM series (small brushless geared motors)" that we handle is a compact motor with an integrated driver that solves this problem. By integrating the drive driver circuit into the motor body, it eliminates the need for external driver installation space and achieves a simple wiring system that only connects the DC power supply and control signals. This contributes to the dramatic miniaturization and reduced wiring of desktop robots.
- Company：CLUW Inc.
- Price：Less than 10,000 yen
