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Direct Drive's 'Lego' Robots Recognize Their Own Bodies After Assembly
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Direct Drive's 'Lego' Robots Recognize Their Own Bodies After Assembly
As robots move into real industrial settings, a persistent problem appears: one machine struggles to meet constantly shifting task needs. A park values payload and endurance, stairs and slopes test obstacle clearance, industrial sites want steady operation, and narrow spaces demand agility. Change the task and the mechanical structure, drive system, sensors and control algorithms often all have to be adjusted, so a single robot rarely earns the …
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