The Ins & Outs of Industrial Robot Arms
Robots and humans are more alike than you may think. Humans and mechanical robots—as opposite as they may seem, share the same underlying structure of links (bones) and joints. Parts that that can freely bend and move about, such as the elbow and shoulder, are the joints, and the bones connecting those joints are equivalent to a robot’s links. The principle of moving joints and transmitting power through the links is common in both humans and robots.
Video source: Kawasaki Robotics
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