Modular Approach for Design of Technology Units with Rotary Positioning Modules

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Rotary axis of positioning and handling unit or rotary positioning module is autonomous, functional and construction module for rotary positioning axes. It has integration function with intelligence for mechanic and driving ability to connect with other modules into one higher function machinery systems. Rotary positioning module is node of device, which must perform driving rotary movement with required to speed and precision of positioning. This node of device can be located in vertical position or horizontal position and it can consist from construction with one axis or more axes. RPMs are built-in and used in areas of manufacture, robotic, and other areas like rotary positioning axis of action mechanisms machinery systems.

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