That was the best robot. Whatever happened to that design? Did V11/Agilent develop that robot in house? We had a couple DDRs and then got a “Bench Bot” which was just a PF400 rebranded for Agilent. The PF400s are great, but it was a little disappointing compared to the DDR.
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I really liked the DDR too. I would like to hear the complete story about that arm too. I have been told bits and pieces, but not enough to really know what happened.
I think the current DD4 and c5 come close, but the DDR having the Z-axis offset from the rotational axis made its movements really fluid and fast.
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