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27. When the robot is jogged, the robot joint's positional displacement is (a) measured by the joint's position senor relative to sensor's zero-position (b) measured by the joint's position sensor relative to joint's zero-position 28. The procedures used by the robot system to align the joint's zero position to the sensor's zero-position are called (a) robot UF setup (b) robot calibration (c) robot jogging

27. When the robot is jogged, the robot joint's positional displacement is (a) measured by the joint's position senor relative to sensor's zero-position (b) measured by the joint's position sensor relative to joint's zero-position 28. The procedures used by the robot system to align the joint's zero position to the sensor's zero-position are called (a) robot UF setup (b) robot calibration (c) robot jogging

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27. When the robot is jogged, the robot joint's positional displacement is (a) measured by the joint's position senor relative to sensor's zero-position (b) measured by the joint's position sensor relative to joint's zero-position 28. The procedures used by the robot system to align the joint's zero position to the sensor's zero-position are called_ (a) robot UF setup (b) robot calibration (c) robot jogging
Transcribed Image Text:27. When the robot is jogged, the robot joint's positional displacement is (a) measured by the joint's position senor relative to sensor's zero-position (b) measured by the joint's position sensor relative to joint's zero-position 28. The procedures used by the robot system to align the joint's zero position to the sensor's zero-position are called_ (a) robot UF setup (b) robot calibration (c) robot jogging
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