Part evidence
Visual evidence0 frames
- Input
- waiting
- Geometry cue
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No evidence analyzed.
All tools
02 Tool selection
Choose a robot tool
Add an image or orbit video, describe the operation, and compare the tested push-push finger library. You remain responsible for load direction, clearance, and final dimensions.
- 20
- verified tip types
- 40
- Y / Z variants
- STEP + STL
- bundled representative CAD
- 0
- hardware dispatch routes
Part and operation
Find a suitable end effector
The analysis stays in this browser. An image can describe shape, but only you can confirm whether the part should be gripped, pushed, or tightened.
Recommendation
40 verified variantstool
Recommendation appears after analysis.
Generated concept parameters and OpenSCAD
// constrained latch-root concept appears here
Tested finger library
Twenty tool types in two orientations
Flat, claw, scoop, V-cradle, hook, magnet, screwdriver, hex, Torx, socket, wrench and probe tips share one replaceable latch interface. Axial tools default to the Y shoulder; Z variants remain available for compact side loading.
Before printing
A recommendation still requires review
The generator preserves the tested latch root and provides a constrained starting point. Production use still requires dimensional review, a printed fit coupon, clearance checks and a current TCP.
What this page does
- Measures simple visual geometry locally
- Ranks tools against the selected operation
- Enforces Y for axial push and torque tasks
- Exports CAD references and review metadata
What remains unresolved
- True scale without a calibration reference
- Material strength and required torque
- Collision clearance around the complete fingers
- Installed tool geometry and TCP verification
Physical boundary
- No arbitrary Forge code is executed
- No browser-to-robot dispatch exists
- Printed drivers are light duty
- Operator approval remains external