Automation and Robotics
The Lab-Volt Servo Robot System, Model 5250, provides
complete and affordable training in the programming and
operation of industrial robots. Through the curriculum and
hands-on experience with the Servo Robot System,
students learn to create automated work cells ideal for
Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS) and Computer
Integrated Manufacturing (CIM).
The precision-built, articulated arm of the Servo
Robot represents an important step in automation and
handling. It is driven by servo motors equipped with
optical encoders to provide feedback to the controller.
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SERVO ROBOT SYSTEM
SERIES 5250
System shown with optional equipment
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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The Servo Robot has five axes of rotation plus a
gripper. All joints can be used simultaneously to perform
a sequence of moves. The Servo Robot can be operated
in the Articular mode, which allows each articulation to
be controlled and moved independently, or it can be
operated in the Cartesian mode where the gripper moves
linearly, parallel to a specified axis. The Servo Robot can
be controlled and programmed using a hand-held terminal
or from a PC host computer running the RoboCIM 5250
Software or the Robotics software.
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