Proper gripper?

[BillyGoParticipant April 16, 2019 at 9:39 am Post count: 5]

#5068

I want to purchase a gripper which is proper to pick up a hard and slippery objects like small billiard balls or glossy round marble stone. Gripper 2 or Gripper 3 has a appropriate means to pick up the things?

[Edouard RenardKeymaster April 17, 2019 at 12:09 pm Post count: 234]

#5071

I think both grippers can be suited for this application. However, as there are many, many variables into the equation, I don’t know which one would be the best.

Some observations:

– Gripper 2 clamps are always parallel, and it can be quite precise.

– Gripper 3 won’t be precise but maybe allows you to increase the picking success rate (I’m not completely sure, needs testing). Also, if you have a container with many objects on top of each other, Gripper 3 will have a better success rate than Gripper 2.

For the slippery problem: Both grippers have anti-slip rubber. If you need better adhesion to the objects you pick, you can easily add something else on the gripper.

[FindingNiryoParticipant April 17, 2019 at 4:07 pm Post count: 103]

#5072

Gripper 3 would provide a 3-4 point grasp which may increase the holding strength on 150 gram stones, but the gripper closes with a scissor action which may push away a glossy sphere if approaching horizontal to the ground plane. An additional consideration is that (when open) gripper 3 is over 150mm which may interfere with other stones if they are placed closely to one another.

[BillyGoParticipant April 18, 2019 at 7:30 am Post count: 5]

#5074

Thanks for your information.

[BillyGoParticipant April 18, 2019 at 7:31 am Post count: 5]

#5075

Thanks, FindingNiryo.

[mariana97Participant June 12, 2019 at 10:00 am Post count: 5]

#5258

I had the same cuestion, buy first, i would like to know how i can connect the gripper to the robot
i have locked for information but in the videos that you have publish i cant see how to do this
Thanks!

[Edouard RenardKeymaster June 12, 2019 at 12:39 pm Post count: 234]

#5260

To connect a gripper to the robot, you simply “clip” the gripper to the end of the robot, and then you connect the 3-wire cable. That’s it!

Now, from the user interface you have to select the gripper and you can use it (open/close)

[mariana97Participant June 13, 2019 at 9:19 am Post count: 5]

#5265

Well i have cliped the gripper but i dont know where i have to connect the 3 wire

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[Edouard RenardKeymaster June 13, 2019 at 2:32 pm Post count: 234]

#5271

Please watch this video on how to attach and use the tools.

If you have no 3-wire cables to plug between the tool and the axis 6 (this is a 2-part cable), maybe it’s a mistake from our side. In this case please contact our technical support, and we’ll send you this cable asap!

[mariana97Participant June 14, 2019 at 8:08 am Post count: 5]

#5274

I already watch the video and i see again the the other videos where you assemble the robot to rule out that was my mistake, but a cant find where i can connect the gripper.
I have a long wire that goes through the robot from the base to the wrist and i follow the tutorials to see how i have to conect it.

As the long cable separates in parts, in the wrist in this cable I only have 2 small cables that come out of it and that are connected to the two Dinamixel motors that exist in the part of the robot but I don´t have a third one that allows to connect the wrist.

this is my problem and if with this description you conclude that it was your mistake i will contact with your technical support.

Thanks for reply!

[Edouard RenardKeymaster June 14, 2019 at 3:30 pm Post count: 234]

#5281

Yes so it seems there is a missing cable in your package! (3 wire connector between Axis 6 and Tool – black, red, white)

Please contact our technical support and don’t forget to precise the number of your order so things will go faster. Our apologize for this mistake.

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