Intelligent Robot Wrist Joint

Agile, driven wrist joint with three rotational degrees of freedom: The invention describes a new kind of driven joint, using a specific arrangement of (bevel) gears and motors, which, in combination with a C-shaped rail allow for an energy efficient and accurate usage while having significantly less difficulties with singularities.

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