Muhammad Haris Ghani
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Automated Robotic Arm End-Effector Gripper.

Engineered a lightweight high-speed pneumatic/electric hybrid robotic gripper capable of handling variable geometry silicon wafers without surface marring.

Fusion 360SolidWorksANSYS Rigid DynamicsGD&T
Automated Robotic Arm End-Effector Gripper
01 // ISOMETRIC 3D CAD RENDER
01 // TECHNICAL CHALLENGE

Legacy grippers caused micro-fractures in fragile semiconductor wafers during pick-and-place at acceleration forces > 3G.

02 // ENGINEERING & DFM SOLUTION

Integrated a four-bar linkage compliance mechanism with soft silicone vacuum pads and real-time closed-loop force sensing feedback.

03 // MODELING & TOLERANCING HIGHLIGHTS
—Four-bar linkage kinematic trajectory optimization
—Integrated pneumatic channel manifolds embedded in carbon fiber arms
—Finite element strain gage location optimization
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Payload Range:10g to 4.5kg Dynamic
Grip Time:45 milliseconds
Sensor Tech:Strain-gauge Force & Optoelectronic Sensors
Weight:640 grams total
Interface:ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 Robot Flange
QUANTITATIVE RESULTS
✓Wafer damage rate dropped from 1.4% to 0.0001%
✓Increased pick rate to 110 parts per minute
✓Interchangeable jaw inserts reduced product changeover time to under 2 minutes
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Haris designed a gripper that handles fragile components with micro-level delicacy at blinding robotic speeds.
Julian Thorne — Head of Robotics Integration, NexGen Automation