Assembly - Front View
OrthographicPrimary view showing overall arm length (501.5 mm), hand width, and vertical stacking of major segments (hand, wrist, forearm, upper arm). Essential for understanding overall proportions and assembly sequence.
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Primary view showing overall arm length (501.5 mm), hand width, and vertical stacking of major segments (hand, wrist, forearm, upper arm). Essential for understanding overall proportions and assembly sequence.
Displays side profile of arm segments, actuator mounting locations, and internal mechanical linkages visible in profile. Shows depth of forearm and upper arm sections.
Vertical section through wrist/hand assembly at Z=126.84 mm reveals internal bore structure (diameter ~98.5 mm outer, ~71.4 mm inner), wall thickness, and concentric cylindrical features for joint rotation and actuator mounting.
Horizontal section through mid-forearm at Z=250.7 mm shows internal cable routing channels, actuator bore diameters (~8 mm), and wall structure for 3D printing support planning.
Vertical section through wrist/hand assembly at Z=126.84 mm reveals internal bore structure (diameter ~98.5 mm outer, ~71.4 mm inner), wall thickness, and concentric cylindrical features for joint rotation and actuator mounting.
Horizontal section through mid-forearm at Z=250.7 mm shows internal cable routing channels, actuator bore diameters (~8 mm), and wall structure for 3D printing support planning.
Magnifies finger actuator bore pattern showing 10 small holes (diameter ~3 mm) arranged in two rows for tendon routing and actuator mounting—critical for assembly and functional accuracy.
Magnifies wrist joint showing concentric bore structure (outer ~98.5 mm, inner ~71.4 mm) and mounting flange geometry essential for understanding rotation mechanism and bearing placement.
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