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Georgia CTAE Resource Network Robot Classification Georgia CTAE Resource Network Curriculum Office Written by: E.L. Decker July 2009

Robot Classification Robots come in many designs. These are determined primarily by the job they are intended to perform. Most industrial robots are fixed station units. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Cartesian Robot The first type of robot is called the cartesian robot. This type of robot uses the X, Y, Z three dimensional coordinate system to control movement and location. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Gantry Robots Gantry robots are cartesian robots that have been super-sized! This structure minimizes deflection along each axis. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Cylindrical Robots Cylindrical robots have a main axis that is in the center of the operating envelope. It can reach into tight areas without sacrificing speed or repeatability. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Spherical Robots Spherical or polar robots are similar to a cylindrical robot, but form a spherical range of motion using a polar coordinate system. ©Emil Decker, 2009

SCARA Robots SCARA robots, or Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm, are quite popular. It is a combination of the articulated arm and the cylindrical robot. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Articulated Arm Robot Articulated arm robots have at least three rotary joints. They are frequently called an anthropomorphic arm because they closely resemble a human arm. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Parallel Robots Parallel Robots consist of a fixed base to a platform by means of a number of legs. This type of robot is used to create realistic flight simulators or rides in amusement parks. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Degrees of Freedom Degrees of Freedom refer to the movement range available for a given piece of equipment within three dimensions. ©Emil Decker, 2009

Robot Classification: Degrees of Freedom Diagram courtesy: Dr. Eberhard Bamberg Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering University of Utah ©Emil Decker, 2009

Robot Classification: The six degrees of a rigid body are often described using nautical terms: Moving up and down (heaving); Moving left and right (swaying); ©Emil Decker, 2009

Robot Classification: Moving forward and backward (surging); Tilting forward and backward (pitching); Turning left and right (yawing); Tilting side to side (rolling). ©Emil Decker, 2009