Robotic footwear design and development is a long-standing active research field for specific work in the industry. This work emphasized robotic claws, their basic design and mechanism, which used to understand and protect the various parts. The grippers must be grasped, lift and throw in hand without work. A brief classification of robotic paws is presented with robotic grippers. 

In this project on Robot Grippers (also known as End-Effects), you can find a compilation of various types of robotic grippers, their use in the industry and some aspects that are usually ignored.

One point is that every engineer should wonder while automating the process. Once the robot is selected, will it be the best gripper? If the chosen product is not very fragile, many options are available, but if we are easy, the situation is changing. In addition, the custom production of Robot Grippers can be cheap or expensive, there is no guarantee that it will work effectively and its programming and special adaptation is a consumer resource. The main purpose of the document is Design a gripper to pick bun without damaging or compromising the quality of the product via iterative design. Tests will be conducted to measure gripper efficiency, the most suitable will be developed further. Develop appropriate sensors that are used specifically in the classification of certain qualities of objects (for example, colour and touch-based food, temp and etc.).