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Chapter: Repeatability

Overview

Positional repeatability is the ability of the robot to return to the same position on successive runs. Drift, thermal expansion, encoder issues, and mechanical wear all affect repeatability.

Scope

  • Positional drift over repeat runs
  • Thermal effects on repeatability
  • Encoder slip and noise
  • Mechanical backlash
  • High-speed repeatability
  • Repeatability after transport
  • Calibration decay

Official Documentation References

Document Chapter/Section Notes
Precision Track QSG - p.1: track hardware reference Track setup Track condition and setup affect positional repeatability
MRMC Safety Procedures - p.1: robot safety procedures Safety procedures Safe operating context for repeatability testing

Issue Index

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