Applications in Robotics and Medical Devices
I’ve been experimenting with building a small assistive robot arm for my grandmother, just something light-duty to help her move small items on a table. I’m trying to keep the whole setup compact, quiet, and smooth, and some people suggested looking into micro linear actuators instead of the regular ones I usually use for hobby robotics. I’m curious how well these smaller actuators hold up in more delicate applications, especially since I know they’re also used in some medical devices. Do they really offer better precision without sacrificing too much strength?
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