An easy-to-understand introduction to the types of industrial robots, the market, and their history using graphs and diagrams!
What exactly is a robot? The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry defines a robot as "an intelligent machine system that has three key technological elements: sensors, intelligence/control systems, and drive systems." This document provides a clear explanation of topics such as "the definition of industrial robots," "types of industrial robots," and "the industrial robot market," using graphs and diagrams. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Definition of industrial robots ■ Types of industrial robots ■ Industrial robot market ■ History of industrial robots *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Types of Industrial Robots ■ Vertical Multi-Joint Robot ■ Scara Robot ■ Parallel Link Robot ■ Cartesian Robot *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Epson's industrial robots have led the industry for over 35 years with excellent advanced technology and reliability, rooted in the development of in-house scalar robots optimized for assembling watch movements. Through "compact, small, and precise" technology, we have developed industrial robots that excel in being small and lightweight, catering to the diverse needs of our customers. Furthermore, by integrating our unique sensing and image processing technologies for comprehensive control, we achieve high speed, high precision, and high productivity. With the operational performance and high operability generated by the fusion of Epson's outstanding core technologies, along with robust global support, we aim to respond to the increasingly complex market demands and help lower the barriers to automation in manufacturing.
