They never tire, rarely make mistakes, and don't take many vacations. But if a part is misaligned, or a box is out of position, or there's something else not right in the robot's work cell, the robot ...

Collision sensors mechanically detect when robot arms encounter obstructions. They absorb the crash energy and quickly stop the robot to prevent costly damage to robot arms and tooling. One shop found ...

The SR-48 Robotic Collision Sensor has a lower operating range than the SR-61 model making it suitable for smaller payloads. The unit is designed to absorb the "crash" and reset itself, virtually ...