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Article #6 Robot Control Series. Motors are becoming increasingly compact but are housing an ever-greater range of functions.
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Article #5 Robot Control Series. For several generations, industry has been well served by robots. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) now brings collaborative robots—called cobots—into a synergistic working relationship with humans inside the future of industrial automation.
Article #4 Robot Control Series. When dealing with harsh industrial conditions, robotic engineers need to employ compact yet reliable connectivity components to secure the flow of energy and data.
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Article #3 Robot Control Series. Motor control in robotics is increasingly complex, enabling a greater range of applications. But this also comes with the need for efficient and reliable data and power interfaces.
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