That's the stupidest robot I've ever seen. It's taking boxes off one pallet and moving it onto another. Why not just have a robot is smart enough to just take the pallet-jack over to the pallet with the boxes already on it?

Allow a 5-yr old to demonstrate:

 

I'm fairly certain that that's just a demonstration. From the description, the intended purposes of the robot are:

1: To palletize things which are not palletized (eg: by taking them from a conveyor belt, from shelves, or from loose stock piled on the floor) and then stacking them on a pallet, and

2: To separate incoming pallets, and place their contents onto a conveyor belt, onto shelves, etc.


The fundamental concept of having a robot for this makes sense. Palletizing robots are already quite common in non-mobile applications:




I can see why having one that's able to free-roam would be advantageous. What I don't understand is why they've come up with such a complex design.

 

For sixshooter.

 

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/UniqBeauties/videos/573109243094660/
first i was like: fake.

then i was like: damn, bro.

 

We went riding in Moab

 

 

 

Took me a minute.

 

 

I'm not sure if this is a real thing or not:



Yes, I'm aware of the date. This was posted months ago, and I just came across it today.

 

 

It looks like the real thing, but a "Drill Doctor" is too small, so the sharpening leaves a little to be desired.

 

Deff real, we have some at work. Morse taper shank drill bits.

https://www.mcmaster.com/2929a627

 

Heeeey i remember sharpening those at my old job. Fun stuff lol

 

 

Man, those are some nicely sized bits. I'd love to see a machine use one to bite down into some aluminum.

This is the biggest one I have, for a handheld tool as well!

 

Rotohammer bit?

 

Yeah coring bit. Had one for fitting 2" pipe (fence post) into concrete but I can't find it. That one had an open core.