When your device starts to "get angry", maybe it lacks this heart. Have you ever encountered this situation - the well-designed robotic arm suddenly gets stuck, the smooth rotation becomes jerky, or the precise positioning module is always a little bit off? This is not metaphysics. Many times the problem lies in the core of motivation. If the component responsible for converting instructions into actions is selected incorrectly, the entire system will become "emotional". What on earth...

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This thing, have you ever encountered that situation when you turned on the machine? It's possible to move, but it always feels like it's almost meaningless. Sometimes it's a little faster, sometimes it's a little floaty, and sometimes it just shows you a face and shakes. What you think is a small problem turns out to be something wrong with the entire system. I've seen a packaging line before, where the robot arm picks up the box, turns it at an angle, and puts it down again. Sounds simple, right? As a result, that arm...

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