A simple robotic arm typically consists of four parts: a base, an arm body, a wrist, and an actuator. The base, serving as the foundation of the robotic arm, usually uses a motor or cylinder as its power source to control its rotation or stationary position.
Simple robotic arms can be widely used in various operations on production lines, such as automated assembly, packaging, handling, and welding. Due to their advantages such as flexible operation, high precision, high efficiency, and low cost, more and more companies are adopting robotic arms to replace manual labor in various production line operations, significantly improving production efficiency and quality.
