Hole in One Machine - Motion Control made by Schneider Electric

A golf ball will be thrown to randomized positions. A moving basket catch this and shoot it into a looping to the throw unit. It´s possible use 2 balls in one cycle. This shows the performance of a Schneider Electric Automation & Control solution. The machine was built by the trainees of Schneider Electric Automation in Germany
Ein Golfball wird zu einer zufälligen Position geworfen und von einem Korb aufgefangen. Dieser schießt den Ball anschließend in einem Looping wo er vom Wurfarm aufgefangen wird. Es ist möglich 2 Bälle gleichzeit in einen Umlauf zu bringen.
Die Maschine zeigt in eindrucksvoller Weise die Leistungsfähigkeit von einer Schneider Electric Automation Lösungen. Idee und Umsetzung erfolgte durch die Auszubildenden von Schneider Electric Motion Deutschland in Lahr / Schwarzwald.

[@sakyla17]

This has to be the most useful machine ever created! Who wouldn't need a machine doesn't only throw golf balls, but also catches them.

[@Bin95]

Clean and smooth. Great job!

[@Bin95]

Thanks for the plus 1 Michael Bolduc and Anand Radhakrishnan and everyone else who plus 1ed and reshared this with their circles.

[@prcarlospena]

Amazing Motion Control

[@TheMainshotCore]

Love the sound effects XD

[@jess8ar]

wooow, q liindo!! que equipos utilizaron???

[@alashverish]

God, I love the sounds!

[@nmbr]

It's the most epic nonuseful machine I've ever seen.

[@magicorubik]

awesome machine!!!!!

[@mrturtlebobington]

Does it have a sensor to map the flight of the ball or does it take predictions based on the catapult's instructions?

[@Koi-Koi-Koi]

no sensor, just prescision

[@MyGameglitchers]

MYSTERYGUTAIRMAN RULES

[@TheJakeDavies]

Does this machine have the slides ordered from hepco motion?

[@imhiLARRYous]

MGM! btw this is an amazing machine..

[@RayReyRei]

mystery guitar man~nice machine though

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot arm gear, over 30 years experience

[@nubbuka]

Those are the prototypes of the blue and orange robots from portal 2 :3

[@terro116]

lol mysteryguitarman did bring me here lol

[@Kenji314159]

@ngzbblax You usually still need some kind of control over what's happening, a feedback. I don't know how they're doing it here. It's extremely difficult to create machines that work without feedback.

[@dudedkdk]

but... Will it blend?

[@bylcreem5]

MysteryGuitarMan brought me here!!

[@ngzbblax]

@Kenji314159 Or by Gravityforce Movementforce and locations?

[@FelitienWoW]

1: pause this video
2: Open new tab
3: search for mind heist on youtube
4: play both videos at the same time
5; enjoy

[@makisaw-saw]

wow cool!

[@Kenji314159]

Nice engineering. I wonder how the catching part is controlled. Is it calculated with cameras or something?

[@Koi-Koi-Koi]

no cameras

[@SotongzXcJunwei]

Mystery Guitar Man ~

[@livetocomment1114]

If someone used the catapult thingy in medieval times, every castle would be bucked.

[@gabrielsk8Rb]

MGM favorited this video ....

[@jookast]

@dare1009 nice one but its a good machine

[@HITLER20021]

جميل

[@devindersingh621]

I also do this job...

[@pippo1590]

That's what I call a Cartesian Robot

[@niekje183]

mysteryguitarman brought me here

[@TheThingme]

OMG my dad works for this company

[@livetocomment1114]

Machines.

[@BeerLabelBuilder]

why?

[@livetocomment1114]

@thibaultmol I subscribe to him. I saw his favorited video, which is this.

[@huey980]

now make an automatic skill tester

[@ShiningLightStudios]

that was cool and boring at the same time

[@MaximSachs]

srsly WHY?

[@waynescott1016]

@NoahMan3451 I have 2

[@aFiRAbdel]

Thumb up if MGM gets u here =)

[@dare1009]

pfft.... Redstone....

[@NoahMan3451]

At the cheap price of 100,000,000.00

[@_Cantona]

Podese comprobar que non tes nin puta idea do que dis.....

[@snorri1996]

why ?