Massachusetts-based Rise Robotics announced on social media that it will officially hold the Guinness World Records title for the world’s strongest robotic arm prototype . This achievement demonstrates the potential of its innovative Beltdraulic technology, a robotic actuation solution without the drawbacks of traditional hydraulic systems.
The Superjammer awards ceremony and demonstration will be held on March 20 at 1 Union Square in Somerville, MA, where visitors can see how the machine is capable of lifting over 7,000 pounds with unprecedented precision. This capacity surpasses the previous record held by the Fanuc M-2000iA/2300.
How does the world’s strongest robotic arm work?
What sets the Superjammer apart is its all-electric operation . Thanks to Beltdraulic technology, which uses a system of belts and pulleys, this robotic arm requires no hydraulic fluids , which not only eliminates polluting emissions but also significantly reduces operating costs and improves energy efficiency.
Compared to conventional hydraulic systems, the Superjammer reduces energy consumption by up to 90%, positioning itself as a more sustainable and cost-effective option for the industry.
This breakthrough places RISE Robotics at the forefront of industrial automation . Its Beltdraulic system has proven to be faster, more efficient, and more reliable than traditional hydraulic actuators. Additionally, the Superjammer is capable of operating in extreme conditions , with unmatched durability and minimal maintenance requirements. Its ability to operate three times faster than traditional hydraulic systems makes it an indispensable tool for the next era of heavy machinery .
A promising future
RISE Robotics plans to expand its Beltdraulic technology to a variety of industrial applications, from factory automation to heavy-duty material handling. This is just the beginning of a new era in robotics technology. Watch this giant machine in action.
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Source and photos: Rise Robotics
