Seiko Epson Corporation

Fumiaki Hasegawa

Ryuichi Okada

Daisuke Komatsu

Sota Yamamoto

A robotic system includes a robot driven using a battery as a power supply source, and a control device configured to control the robot. The control device executes a setting process of making the robot repeatedly execute a first operation from when the battery is fully charged to when an output voltage of the battery becomes not higher than a predetermined threshold value, and setting a number of times the robot executes the first operation in a range in which the output voltage of the battery is higher than the threshold value as a first upper-limit number of times which is an upper limit of a number of times the robot can be made to execute the first operation in a period from when the battery is fully charged to when the battery is recharged.

Robotic system and control device

A robot system includes a gripping section configured to grip a storing section, a first arm in which the gripping section is provided, the first arm drawing out the storing section from a shelf in which the storing section is housed, a force detecting section provided in the first arm and configured to detect force applied to the gripping section, an imaging section configured to image the storing section, and a control section configured to control the gripping section and the first arm. The control section performs control for drawing out the storing section from the shelf with the first arm and thereafter tilting the storing section with respect to the shelf with the gripping section or the first arm.

Robot system and imaging method

A control apparatus that controls a first robot arm provided with a first force detection part and a second robot arm provided with a second force detection part, includes a processor that configured to move the first robot arm until a target force is detected by the first force detection part and performs impedance control on the second robot arm based on output of the second force detection part in at least a part of a movement period in which the first robot arm is moved.

Control apparatus, robot, and robot system

A robot hand jig includes a grip including a first depression configured to engage with a first finger and a second depression configured to engage with a second finger. The first depression includes a first surface, a second surface perpendicular to the first surface, a third surface perpendicular to the second surface, and a fourth surface perpendicular to the first surface and the second surface. The second depression includes a fifth surface, a sixth surface perpendicular to the fifth surface, a seventh surface perpendicular to the sixth surface, and an eighth surface perpendicular to the fifth surface and the sixth surface.

Robot hand jig and robot

A printing method that forms images by arranging liquid material on a target print medium in such a manner that liquid droplets is discharged from discharge nozzles while relatively moving a discharge head, which is provided with the discharge nozzles that discharge the liquid material as the liquid droplets, and the target print medium, includes storing a shape pattern of the target print medium, detecting at least one piece of positional information for the target print medium, calculating a shape of the target print medium by comparing the detected positional information with the shape pattern, and calculating a distance between a nozzle surface and a target printing surface from the shape, and landing the liquid droplets onto the target printing surface by controlling landing positions of the liquid droplets depending on the distance between the nozzle surface and the target printing surface.

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Azumino, Japan

Fumiaki Hasegawa