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Robot arm
2-joint robot arm with three rotation axes marked.
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Robot arm
Mode: Vocational sketch · Technical system (blank guide)
2-joint robot arm with three rotation axes marked.
Map components, connections, and safety labels for this system.
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Guided drawing · Step 1 of 7
Observe the structure
Impossible joint bends
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Robot arm
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2-joint robot arm with three rotation axes marked.
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Step 2 of 3 · Combine structural and mechatronic sketches into a coherent system story.
Concept goal
2-joint robot arm with three rotation axes marked.
Practice task
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Drawing steps
- Draw base rectangle.
- Two linked segments with circles at joints.
- Wrist and simple gripper.
- Mark rotation axes with curved arrows.
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