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Joint device for robot

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The article was published on 1982-05-31. It has received 8 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Robot control & Robot end effector.

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Articulation drive apparatus of industrial robot

TL;DR: In this article, a robot arm drive apparatus of an industrial robot consisting of an electric motor having a drive shaft, a first robot member having the electric motor mounted thereon, a second robot member rotatably supported on the first robot members; and reduction gears comprising a planetary reduction gear and furthermore an additional reduction gear which is purposely provided so that the number of rotations of the electric motors, at which the resonance of a drive system comprising the motor, the second robot members and the reduction gear means occurs, is shifted from a predetermined operational region of the motor.
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Robot arm drive apparatus of industrial robot

TL;DR: In this paper, a robot arm drive apparatus of an industrial robot consisting of an electric motor having a drive shaft, a first robot member having the electric motor mounted thereon; a second robot member rotatably supported on the first robot members; and reduction gear means for reducing rotation of the electric motors and then transmitting to the second robot members.
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Deceleration device for joint drive of industrial robot

TL;DR: In this article, a rotary shaft 7 of a motor was coupled with the input shaft 8 of a reduction gear device 3, whose output shaft, 10 is coupled with a robot arm, to provide possibilities of shifting a point where the max. vibration is generated to outside the working region by installing a planetary gearing device and a parallel axis type gearing device, arranging the gears in specific condition, and specifying the reducing gear ratios and the total gearing ratio of the overall device.
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Articulated device for industrial robot

TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a method to shift the point at which the maximum vibration is produced in a robot to the outside of the operational region of the robot by specifying the reduction ratio of a posterior rotation transmitting means.
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