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JTO - 538 - Industrial Robotics and Digital Manufacturing

538 - Unit VII Robotic Coordinate System

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 In robot design, joint selection depends on:

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Too many joints in a robot arm can cause:

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The joint type that allows easiest path programming is:

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The axis system and joint type together determine:

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A robot’s position in space is defined with respect to:

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In robotics, the most commonly used coordinate system is:

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The X, Y, Z coordinate system is also known as:

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The Z-axis in a robot usually represents:

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The X-axis in Cartesian coordinates refers to:

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The Y-axis in Cartesian coordinates refers to:

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The origin of a coordinate system in robots is generally:

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Cylindrical coordinate system is a combination of:

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Polar coordinate system uses:

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Which coordinate system is most suitable for SCARA robots?

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The spherical coordinate system is defined by:

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Which robot type typically works in Cartesian coordinates?

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