Technical Applications

In the field of industrial automation, the Yaskawa technology system has become a critical technical paradigm for precision motion control. This system, based on the Sigma series (

In intelligent logistics equipment, the limit device of AGV wheels directly affects operational reliability and safety. Previously, we shared a universal optimization scheme. In th

In our previous article, “How Can an 8-Ton AGV Smoothly Move 8 Meters in 8 Seconds? Unveiling the Technical Logic Behind Steering Wheel Selection,” we discussed the hardware logic

Have you ever wondered how an AGV—self-weight 3 tons with a 5-ton payload—can precisely start, stop, and cover 8 meters in just 8 seconds? Achieving this feat not only requires pow

As the “muscle system” of humanoid robots, frameless torque motors represent a technological breakthrough and manufacturing upgrade that directly affects the performance ceiling of

In recent years, both the global and domestic tire markets have shown steady growth. This article comprehensively examines the key points and challenges in building logistics syste

The Frameless Torque Motor is a groundbreaking motor design that completely abandons traditional mechanical structures such as housing, bearings, and shafts, retaining only the cor

In the article “Calculation and Evaluation of AGV Suspension and Braking Torque,” we introduced methods for calculating the inertial force of an AGV cart, the braking torque, and t

With the diversification of application scenarios, choosing the right casters has become a key factor. In the mobile robotics industry, AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) are widely

This article provides an overview of the layout and installation considerations for controllers in AGVs. Always refer to the controller manual for installation guidelines, as manuf

Upload motor data to the upper control system before shutdown or post-fault to compare with new data during restart. Additionally, incorporate encoder zeroing operations into the H

Currently, most domestic multi-turn absolute encoders require batteries for data retention, commonly referred to as "pseudo multi-turn absolute encoders." Genuine multi-turn absolu