Future of Electronics & Robotics on the Bench

[jonovid]

a hypothetical post about the future of possible robotics in the electronics leb.
operation and use of robotic arms to stop or eliminate all human tremors
in the hands or shake. particularly with the use of high magnification in small spaces.
particularly with aftermarket and repair work. were human input is still needed.

here is a video about a high magnification 3D robotic system
The da Vinci Surgical System is a robotic surgical system

more about the da Vinci surgical system

now just imagine if you had a similar but somewhat less expensive robotic system for the electronics leb.
robotic soldering station with test probe & test equipment integration
particularly for repetitive surface mount pcb repair & or testing.
be interesting to know if you have ever considered getting your electronics leb or work space automated?
to save time or eliminate human physical weaknesses.
repetitive strain injury (RSI) or  repetitive eye strain.

ok   
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without referring to any existing developed for soldering, or particularly of electronics product & or service is a bit too mush
for most people to comprehend, the future of anything by speculating
what may or may not happen
or service or things that haven't been invented yet.   

the medical robotic surgical system seen in the video,  is an example of how a hypothetical robotic product.
or service or things that haven't been invented yet. or existing robotics can be adapted or modified for use in the electronics industry
 particularly with aftermarket and repair work   were human input is still needed.

that's all folks

[Pack34]

I use that daily. I don't see the application to the electronics lab. Ramping down the sensitivity helps with keeping the manipulator steady, but reflow is superior for rework and assembly. Tin both and hit with heat. Surface tension will handle the heavy lifting for you.