Robots are an indispensable part of modern industry. The application fields of robots are very wide, including manufacturing, medical care, home services and so on. In robot manufacturing, the seventh axis of the robot is a very critical component, so durability testing is required to ensure that the robot can operate stably for a long time.

Before the durability test, it is first necessary to determine the test indicators, including the service life of the seventh axis of the robot, running time, load bearing capacity, etc. These indicators can be determined by the specification sheet provided by the manufacturer or by conducting laboratory tests.

After determining the test metrics, you need to set up the test plan. The test plan should include the test time, load, environmental conditions, etc. The test time should be long enough to ensure the stability and durability of the robot's seventh axis under different loads and environmental conditions. The test load should meet the design requirements of the seventh axis of the robot to ensure the reliability of the test results. The test environment should be as close as possible to the robot's use environment to see how the robot's seventh axis performs under different environmental conditions.