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Gaseous and chemical sensors detect the presence and concentration of specific gasses or chemicals in the environment. These sensors are used in applications such as air...
Temperature and humidity sensors monitor environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure. These sensors provide valuable data for environmental monitoring, climate control, and safety...
Force and tactile sensors measure the forces exerted on the robot’s body or end effector during interactions with objects or surfaces. These sensors provide feedback about...
Vision sensors, including cameras and depth sensors, provide robots with the ability to see and interpret visual information from their surroundings. Cameras capture images and videos,...
Proximity sensors detect the presence or absence of objects in close proximity to the robot’s body or end effector. Common types of proximity sensors include ultrasonic...
Sensors: The Eyes, Ears, and Touch of Robotics In the realm of robotics, where perception and interaction with the environment are paramount, sensors emerge as fundamental...
Piezoelectric actuators employ the piezoelectric effect to generate motion when subjected to an electric field. They are known for their high precision and responsiveness, making them...
Pneumatic actuators utilize compressed air to generate motion. They are lightweight, cost-effective, and ideal for applications requiring rapid movements and moderate force. Pneumatic actuators are commonly...
Hydraulic Actuators: Hydraulic actuators utilize pressurized fluid to produce mechanical motion. They are known for their high force output, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications such...
Electric Actuators: These actuators utilize electrical energy to generate motion. They are commonly found in various robotic applications due to their versatility and ease of control....