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Hi guys.

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Welcome back.

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So in this video, we're going to
look at the six axis robot arm.

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We will also be looking
at its configuration.

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Obviously, it's a stationary type.

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And so we'll look at the teach pendant and
everything that obviously comes with it.

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Now, the six robot arm, as we can see

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behind me, it's just like

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the SCARA, the delta, the all in one robot

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and therefore can't have that ability
of multiple operations i.e.

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the X, Y, Z and the rotary kind of motion
as well.

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The big advantage that the 6-axis has over

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the ones that we've already mentioned
is that they

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mainly come as a big or large robot forms

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and therefore they can operate in extreme
high conditions.

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The 6-axis is a lot more preferred
because they can be quite large and

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and as a result of that,
they can do all these activities

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as well as task on either

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a manufacturing or assembly line.

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These robots can move
like basically a human arm

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and as a result
can basically pick up for example, a cup

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precisely, not spill
any kind of beverage in it at all

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and place it
exactly where you want it on a table.

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A typical example of
this is in welding conditions

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also in toxic conditions
where humans cannot,

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you know, work over there
for example, radioactive substances

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whereby it needs to be carried
and not shaken.

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These robots are very, very

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important and can be used for them.

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As I rightly said, we're going to look
at the configurations of our 6-axis robot.

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Now, there are some types of these.

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Obviously, this one is made such
that it doesn't interact with human,

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because of its basically brutal force
with which works with.

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There are other forms of the same

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robot arm like this

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which obviously then interact
with human applications.

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So you can literally stand beside it and
it will be easy for you to work with it.

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As we can see,
this one is not that interactive

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because of the sheer force,
the brutal force with which it works,

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and so that is why we have this cell fence
around it as a safety

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and so we're going to look at one by one
the configuration of this.

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As we can see,
we have the robot arm there.

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We have what we call a teach pendant

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and we

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have a mate, which is what the control.

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In here we have everything that obviously
the power you needs

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the major, major kind of operation
our systems that everything works off it.

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Without this,
we won't be able to control our robot.

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In obviously industrial environment
we will have a bigger unit

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which will contain the what

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we call the human interface
where we can actually interact with that.

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But this is at the moment actually

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OK for us to be able to work,
operate our robot arm.

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You guys can see now that Ive opened

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the cell,
we can see that we've got a camera here.

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Now, the purpose of this camera here
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we will be able to remotely operate
this robot arm.

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And this is that kind of application that
now is used in surgery, medical surgery.

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You know,
doctors can operate from far distance

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and then a client or a patient
will be somewhere in Grimsby

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and they will be able to remotely operate
using this method of system

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whereby we got the camera
linked to the robot and everything.

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Every robot that has 6-axis

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will have such kind of a configuration.

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OK, usually in there
you will see that they are numbered

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and you will have the base

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whereby obviously all the power,
everything goes through

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and behind it you will have everything
to your profit boss

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your coaxial cable

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that obviously connects to one big thing,
which obviously then

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connect to the back of your robot arm.

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And you've also got other extra pipes
there as you can see through there

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basically for safe automatic operations.

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You got one here
which obviously then controls

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the opening and closing of our grip.

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As you can see the joints of these

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kind of robot arms are called the axis.

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OK, so if you actually look closely
you will see that you got your axis

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one, or joint one, you got two there,

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you got three there, and then you go four

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and then you go five
and then you got six there.

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So having said that, and this brings us
to the basic configuration,

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obviously, we can look into it further,
but this is kind of a

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general introduction to the basic

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configuration of a typical six axis
robot arm

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in the next video,
we're going to look at the safety issues

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also will be kind of introduction
into the safety, there's a host

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of safety issues that we have to look at
when we're talking about robots,

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but we'll look at briefly
some of the very important ones

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not to miss, especially when you are
operating these monsters. OK.
