The Cross-Walking Three-Axis/Five-Axis Servo Driven Robot is driven by two series. It is an industrial robot with several parts: a central motor, servo motor, and transmission. According to the computer instruction signal, the main motor drives the system forward or backward. At the same time, servo motors are installed on both sides of the fuselage, and the encoder system controls its lateral movement. The transmission device connects these two motors to work synchronously, realizing multi-axis precise movement at the same time.
Servo-driven robots can move freely in three-dimensional space. They suit various tasks, from precision assembly and manufacturing to heavy material handling. While servo-driven robots have many advantages over traditional industrial robots, one of the disadvantages is that they require complex programming. In this article, I will explain the working principle of a Cross-walking Three-Axis/Five-Axis Servo… Continue reading A Guide to Cross-Walking Three-Axis/Five-Axis Servo-Driven Robot
