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Latest revision as of 04:36, 22 June 2020
Basics
A Pick and Place (PNP) Machine moves in 3D space and uses an end-effector to grasp and release tiny components.
Conventionally, a vacuum pump and solenoid-powered air ejector are used. (explore possibility of just using solenoid-powered air plunger)
Pressure sensors may be used to ensure proper grip and release processes.
Internal Links
- Open Source D3D Pick and Place Machine
- Open Source Robotic Arm Pick and Place Machine
- LitePlacer
- OpenPNP
- PCB