At the end of the robotics course taught by Professor Domenico Prattichizzo, I decided to carry out a little
project to elaborate on the course topics. For this reason I decided to explore the field of industrial robots.
When one talks about industrial robots, most of people imagine robotic arms, or articulated robots, which
paint, weld, move something, etc. But there is another interesting type of robot: the so-called parallel delta
robot, which was invented in the early 80's in Switzerland by professor Reymond Clavel.
Below, the original technical drawing from U.S. Patent n. 4,976,582 is shown.
At the end of the robotics course taught by Professor Domenico Prattichizzo, I decided to carry out a little
project to elaborate on the course topics. For this reason I decided to explore the field of industrial robots.
When one talks about industrial robots, most of people imagine robotic arms, or articulated robots, which
paint, weld, move something, etc. But there is another interesting type of robot: the so-called parallel delta
robot, which was invented in the early 80's in Switzerland by professor Reymond Clavel.
Below, the original technical drawing from U.S. Patent n. 4,976,582 is shown.
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