The radical advances in robotic movement

Supplied by Mouser Electronics on Monday, 27 June, 2016

Robotics is a basically a simple feedback loop — instructions sent to an appendage, activating a motor, moving it into position. For system control to know when a position is reached, a network of sensors is critical. Recent advances in sensor technology now maximise the precision of this positioning.

Download this white paper to learn about the six types of sensing in robotics and how new sensor technology is working to optimise each one.

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