Linear motion guides and crossed roller bearings provide accurate positioning in small sizes for robotic arms, control consoles and end effectors.
Robots are increasingly becoming a viable option for people requiring an operation, and in many cases are even preferred over a surgeon’s hand. Thanks to precision motion components, along with advanced software and vision systems, robotic surgery procedures are becoming more and more advanced. If you’re designing robotic arms, control consoles or end effectors, you must be certain that linear guides and crossed roller bearings (CRBs) will satisfy the stringent accuracy and motion requirements that these ever more sophisticated procedures demand. To ensure your bearings deliver optimal performance, it’s essential to understand their importance to translation, control systems and end effectors within surgical robotics along with the characteristics to look for when specifying them.
What you will learn:
- How to ensure repeatable and consistent performance
- Which motion technologies deliver a steady robotic Hand for surgeons
- How to enhance the surgeon’s dexterity and avoid harmful collisions
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