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FerRobotics' unique technology, ACT, automatically corrects the "difference" in contact pressure (force) that occurs during polishing and grinding processes, which require skilled techniques, at high speed. This technology allows for consistent polishing/grinding at the set contact force, unaffected by variations in processing speed or gravitational load differences due to angles. With the end effector (ACF) utilizing ACT technology, it instantly adjusts to changes in the dimensional tolerances, curved shapes, and non-flat surfaces of the workpiece through rapid automatic correction of stroke extension and contraction, maintaining constant contact with the workpiece at the set force. This technology enables faster trajectory speeds for machines and robots, increasing processing speed and improving cycle times. Additionally, in robotic polishing and grinding, the ACF controls the contact pressure through the extension and contraction of its stroke, eliminating the need to move the heavy robot arm for corrections, which further assists in improving processing speed. Furthermore, since it automatically corrects tool load changes due to gravity, which varies with the robot's angle, it maintains uniform contact pressure from any angle, allowing for a finish without processing inconsistencies. Please check our YouTube channel (FerRobotics) for application example videos.

In the removal of welding beads that requires skilled techniques, FerRobotics' ACT technology performs high-speed automatic correction control of the "difference" in contact pressure (force) that occurs during processing, allowing for consistent grinding/polishing at the set pressing force. With the end effector (ACF) utilizing this ACT technology, it automatically adjusts to changes in the dimensional tolerances, curved shapes, and non-flat surfaces of the workpiece by rapidly extending and retracting the stroke, maintaining contact with the workpiece at the set force. This technology can increase the speed of the device or robot's trajectory, thereby enhancing processing speed and improving cycle time. Additionally, in robotic polishing and grinding, the ACF controls the pressing pressure through the extension and retraction of its stroke, eliminating the need to move the heavy robot arm for corrections, which further assists in improving the processing speed of robotic polishing. Furthermore, it automatically corrects the tool load due to gravity changes based on the robot's angle, ensuring a consistent pressing force from any angle and enabling a finish without processing inconsistencies.

A polishing robot equipped with FerRobotics products will be showcased by our sales partner, Yanase Co., Ltd., a polishing material manufacturer, at iREX 2022. We invite you to visit us. Booth: E-52 Location: Tokyo Big Sight FerRobotics' Active Compliant Technology automatically corrects the "difference" in contact pressure (force) generated during polishing and grinding processes, which require skilled techniques, at high speed! It provides the robot with a sense of touch, allowing for corrections of workpiece tolerances, warping, and even high-speed autonomous corrections against gravitational loads, enabling consistent contact pressure processing from any angle. For example, R-shaped forms like motorcycle tanks or pipes can be automatically polished and ground without the need for intricate programming, significantly reducing cycle times.

The tool exchange unit ACF-K, which allows for quick and easy attachment and detachment of various hand tools using Active Compliant Technology (ACT) that automatically corrects the "difference" in contact pressure caused by various factors during the grinding process requiring skilled techniques, contributes to the labor-saving of your grinding operations. FerRobotics' Active Compliant Technology automatically corrects the "difference" in contact pressure (force) that occurs during processing in grinding and polishing operations, which require skilled techniques, in relation to dimensional tolerances, curved shapes, non-planar surfaces, R shapes, etc. This technology also automatically compensates for gravitational loads, allowing for grinding/polishing operations to be performed with a consistently set contact force. Since this technology can increase the speed of the device or robot's trajectory, it can enhance processing speed and improve cycle times. Furthermore, it automatically corrects tool loads due to gravity, which varies with the angle of the robot, ensuring a consistent contact pressure from any angle and enabling a finish without processing irregularities.