Articulated robots

Articulated robots are industrial manipulators with an evidenced articulated joint architecture. The category covers standalone articulated arms, including collaborative designs. Cartesian robots, cells as a whole and robot parts alone are not in this category. How to read the specifications in this category: Maximum payload and maximum reach belong to one specific manipulator. Payload keeps its rated wrist and load conditions, and reach follows the manufacturer's advertised reach convention. Axis count covers the manipulator axes only; external rails and positioners are separate. Position repeatability keeps its stated method and conditions. Mounting methods list the supported methods that a source states: floor, inverted, wall, angled or shelf. The method a robot is actually installed with is a separate statement. A collaborative design claim records what the source or manufacturer claims; it does not say that an installed application is safe or certified. Controller included means that a controller is included in the offer, not merely compatible. A model page shows only the values that a documented source states.