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Why is my robot joint offset important❓ Joint offset is the difference between the expected position of a robot joint and its actual position. Some amount of joint offset will occur in most industrial robots, including six-axis robots. Factors like tolerances in a robot’s manufacture or wear and tear will cause it. Over time, a robot’s movements will become more inaccurate as its joints drift from their expected positions. The robot will start to perform tasks further from where it needs to. To improve your six-axis robot accuracy, you can calibrate its joint positions with RCS T-90 and RCS Software Suite. In a dedicated test, identify the offset of your robot’s joints. With the results, you can set your robot's position to compensate for the offset. Reducing a robot's joint offset will help to improve the quality and efficiency of its work. Contact our team to learn more today 💬 https://lnkd.in/eM6ZXB8y #JointOffset #RobotSoftware #AdvancingAutomation #IndustrialAutomation #IndustrialRobotics

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