Carrier systems for robotics (Glossary)

The term "carrier systems for robotics" is particularly at home in the fields of Industry and Factory 4.0, automation and robots.

Support systems for robotics are the foundations or "base frames" on which robots are installed and operated. They provide support, protection and flexible movement options for the robots so that they can perform various tasks. A support system can be, for example, a frame, a rail or a platform to which the robot is attached.

An illustrative example is a robot arm in a car factory. This robot is usually mounted on a fixed base or a movable rail - precisely this construction is called a support system for robotics. It ensures that the robot arm can be used safely and precisely at the desired workstation at all times.

Such carrier systems are crucial for ensuring that robots can be used flexibly and replaced easily. This increases efficiency in production and reduces costs in the long term. Carrier systems for robotics have become indispensable, especially in modern, automated factories.