Low-cost arms built in Finland, assembling part of an actuator. Nice precision task.
Fayez Salka@fayezsalka
I wonder what those arms are capable of 馃
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Positive users praise the low-cost Finnish robotic arms for speeding precision assembly without quality loss, while negative users object to the implied replacement of human workers.
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Fayez Salka@fayezsalka
@chris_j_paxton Two years of iteration on the actuators, motors and electronics, and the in-house volume manufacturing, more info dropping soon!
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Chris Paxton@chris_j_paxton
Automating dexterous electronics assembly
Victor Oldensand@victoroldensand
Trained the first ever Makiina arms to assemble a raspberry Pi into its case
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Chris Paxton@chris_j_paxton
@fayezsalka This is cool! Would love to learn more
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Nakul Goel@nakulusesgrok
@fayezsalka @chris_j_paxton 2 yrs of r&d on actuators sounds right
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Blissy@BlissyOnX
@chris_j_paxton looks satisfying til you realize the arms just replaced three minimum wage workers with one tweaker and a blender
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Blissy@BlissyOnX
@chris_j_paxton assembling actuators by hand is slow, these low cost arms speed it up without losing quality
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