Cobot协作机器人
A cobot is a robot designed to share a workspace with people without full perimeter guarding, using speed limits, force limits, or sensors to keep interaction risks low. In manufacturing localization, the term commonly appears in user guides, risk assessments, application notes, and integration manuals that explain which specific collaborative operations are permitted and which safety functions must remain active.
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Where this term appears
The term appears in translated robot user manuals, safety configuration interfaces, risk assessment spreadsheets, and cobot cell setup instructions. Translators encounter it when localizing operator guidance that distinguishes collaborative mode from industrial mode, including hand-guiding, speed reduction, protective stop behavior, and warnings about unapproved tooling that can change contact forces.
Translation checks
A common error is translating cobot as if it were a traditional industrial robot, omitting the collaborative safety context and making instructions sound more alarming or more permissive than intended. Another mistake is paraphrasing safety-rated functions too loosely, such as rendering force-limited operation as simple speed control, which can distort the meaning of risk reduction measures in operator manuals.
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