What system does the FS100 controlled robot have to protect the robot and tool?

The torque monitoring system is crucial for the safety and protection of both the FS100 controlled robot and its tools. This system continuously measures the amount of torque being applied during operation. If the torque exceeds predetermined limits, which may indicate a blockage or malfunction, the system can automatically reduce or halt the robot's actions. This helps prevent damage to the robot itself and the tools it is equipped with, as excessive torque can lead to wear, breakage, or other failures.

In contrast, a fire suppression system is designed to tackle fire hazards but does not actively monitor the operational conditions of the robot. A manual override system allows a human operator to intervene and take control, which can be useful in emergencies but does not offer proactive protection by itself. Similarly, a temperature regulation system monitors and manages the robot's operational temperature but does not specifically address torque-related issues that could damage the robot or its tools. Thus, the torque monitoring system is specifically designed to safeguard against mechanical stress and maintain safe operational parameters.