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The end effector of an assembly line robot would typically be a [[Welding|welding head]], or a [[Spray painting|paint spray gun]]. A [[surgical robot]]'s end effector could be a [[scalpel]] or others tools used in surgery. Other possible end effectors are machine tools, like a [[drill]] or [[milling cutter]]s. The end effector on the [[Canadarm|space shuttle’s robotic arm]] uses a pattern of wires which close like the [[aperture]] of a camera around a handle or other grasping point.
When referring to robotic prehension there are four general
# Impactive – jaws or claws which physically grasp by direct impact upon the object.
# Ingressive – pins, needles or hackles which physically penetrate the surface of the object (used in textile, carbon and glass fibre handling).
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# Contigutive – requiring direct contact for adhesion to take place (such as glue, surface tension or freezing).
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File:Robotworx-spot-welding-robot.jpg|A spot welding end effector▼
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File:Remote_Fibre_Laser_Welding_WMG_Warwick.ogg|A laser welding end effector▼
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File:Canadarm2-lee.jpg|A repair and observation end effector in use in space ([[Canadarm]])▼
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▲|File:Robotworx-spot-welding-robot.jpg|A spot welding end effector
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▲|File:Remote_Fibre_Laser_Welding_WMG_Warwick.ogg|A laser welding end effector
▲|File:Canadarm2-lee.jpg|A repair and observation end effector in use in space ([[Canadarm]])
|File:Shadow_Hand_Bulb_large_Alpha.png|A highly sophisticated attempt at reproducing the human end effector
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