Driving a robotic arm



The modular design of the driving robotic arm includes an accelerator, clutch, and shift actuator. Braking is generally performed by a chassis dynamometer. However, the braking of the brake actuator can be considered as an option. The ignition switch actuator is also an option. The robotic arm can drive left/right; Manual or automatic; Button type or non clutch gearbox. Usually installed inside the car.
The driving robotic arm consists of several parts, all of which can be installed by one person in the car, and the connection and handling are very convenient.

The subsystems of driving a robotic arm include:
• Gear selection module, X-axis gear
• Shift module, Y-axis gear shift
• Lightweight seat bracket
• Pedal box: throttle, clutch, brake
• Ignition switch
• Electrical control and power cabinet