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Screwdriver Complete

Screwdriver Complete

OnRobot

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Screwdriver Complete

OnRobot
Unverified

The extracted facts do not coherently describe a single robotic system called 'Screwdriver Complete.' Instead, the facts span at least three unrelated domains: OnRobot's intelligent collaborative-robot screwdriver end-effector (a genuine robotics product), manual hand-tool screwdriver sets from brands like Wera, Wiha, PB Swiss, and LTT (consumer/professional hand tools), and unrelated OnRobot gripper products (RG2, RG6, VGP30). No single unified 'Screwdriver Complete' system is described with sufficient coherence to produce a reliable reconciled profile. The most robotics-relevant thread is the OnRobot Screwdriver, an intelligent programmable screw-driving end-effector for collaborative robots, deployable in minutes on major robot platforms. Autonomy assessment is limited by the absence of independent performance reviews; only vendor/news claims are present.

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hardware_screw_range
M1.6–M6 screws, up to 50 mm long
hardware_torque_range
0.15–5 Nm
consumer_screwdriver_price_range
$1–$1,800+ (Amazon range); typical sets $20–$100; premium sets up to $700

Price

No public price — contact the supplier for a quote.

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Evidence-graded claims from the OnRobot deep report

Good
  • OnRobot acquired Purple Robotics (vacuum gripper developers for cobots) following a $152M Series C growth equity investment from Summit Partners in 2022

    The acquisition of Purple Robotics and the Summit Partners investment are independently reported by Robotics247 [13] and corroborated by Private Equity Wire [12] and Tracxn [11], providing multi-source third-party confirmation; however, post-acquisition integration outcomes and product-level impact remain unverified.

    from OnRobot deep report →
Bad
  • The VGP30 vacuum gripper can handle payloads of up to 30 kg using dual independent vacuum channels with intelligent automatic vacuum flow adjustment

    The 30 kg payload and dual-channel vacuum adjustment specifications are stated on OnRobot's official VGP30 product page [4] with high internal consistency, but no independent lab test, customer validation, or third-party review in the dossier confirms real-world performance under these rated conditions.

    from OnRobot deep report →
Ugly
  • D:PLOY reduces collaborative robot application deployment time from a full day to a few hours

    This figure appears only on OnRobot's official product pages and press releases [9][14]; no independent customer report, third-party benchmark, or field study in the dossier corroborates the specific time-reduction claim.

    from OnRobot deep report →
  • The RG2 and RG6 finger grippers reduce robot programming time by 70% through automatic grip detection and no-manual-programming features

    The 70% programming-time-reduction figure is stated solely on OnRobot's own RG2 and RG6 product pages [2][3]; no independent user study, teardown, or third-party benchmark in the dossier validates this specific percentage.

    from OnRobot deep report →
  • The Dual Quick Changer tool changer delivers approximately 50% increase in production efficiency

    The ~50% production efficiency increase is a vendor-only claim from OnRobot's official product pages [2][3]; no independent customer outcome, case study, or third-party measurement in the dossier supports this figure.

    from OnRobot deep report →

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