Cybertron 002
Cybertron 003
210 kg industrial six-axis robot
50 kg industrial six-axis robot
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Semiconductor and Controller Industry
Engines and General Industry
Electric drive and traditional industries
Intelligent Control System
Welding industry
Deburring and polishing
There are two primary approaches to robotic grinding: one involves the robot’s end effector gripping a force‑controlled grinding tool and actively contacting the workpiece, with the workpiece remaining relatively stationary; thus, this type of grinding robot is referred to as an “tool‑active” grinding robot. The other approach has the robot’s end effector holding the workpiece, while a flexible, force‑controlled abrasive belt machine is brought into close contact with the workpiece; in this configuration, the equipment remains relatively fixed, so this kind of grinding robot is also called a “workpiece‑active” grinding robot.
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Remake
Moses is committed to advancing automation in the casting industry, maintaining a leading position through its exceptional service quality and expert, safety‑focused technical expertise. The company offers “end-to-end automation solutions plus automated equipment,” providing customers with a comprehensive, one‑stop service that covers every stage—from needs assessment and solution design to product development, equipment manufacturing, system installation, spare parts supply, and ongoing maintenance.
Die casting