Design of mechanical arm for an automatic sorting system of recyclable cans

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The use of a mechanical arm for an automatic sorting system of used cans should be designed carefully. The right design will result in a high precision sorting rate and a short sorting time. The design includes first; design manipulator,second; determine link and joint specifications, and third; build mechanical systems and control systems. This study aims to design the mechanical arm as a hardware system for automatic cans sorting system. The material used for the manipulator is the aluminum plate. The manipulator is designed using 6 links and 6 join where the 6th link is the end effectorand the 6th join is the gripper. As a driving motor used servo motor, while as a microcontroller used Arduino Uno which is connected with Matlab programming language. Based on testing, a mechanical arm designed for this recyclable canned recycling system has a precision sorting rate at 93%, where the average total time required for sorting is 10.82 seconds.

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Resti, Y., Mohruni, A. S., Burlian, F., Yani, I., & Amran, A. (2018). Design of mechanical arm for an automatic sorting system of recyclable cans. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1007). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1007/1/012066

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