Firmware 8.4: User-defined torque limits (sensitivity) @Mecademic
Firmware 8.4: User-defined torque limits (sensitivity)  @Mecademic
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Users can now lower the torque limits of individual joints. This is set as a percentage of the maximum possible torque available to each joint. This feature comes with configurable events as per the application’s requirements. This feature is very useful when working with sensitive components. Although the robot can now be made to stop with light contact, this feature was not designed for collaborative applications.

Firmware 8.4 full features & benefits: mecademic.com/en/mecademic-robotics-releases-new-firmware-for-its-meca500-robot

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Firmware 8.4: User-defined torque limits (sensitivity)

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