End Effector
By
RB Team
An end effector is the tool or device attached to a robot arm that performs tasks like gripping or cutting.
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An end effector is the tool or device attached to a robot arm that performs tasks like gripping or cutting.
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A clear, technical glossary of robotics, artificial intelligence, and automation terms, designed for quick reference and practical understanding.