SCARArobotid
SCARArobotid is not a standard term in robotics literature. It appears to be a compound of the acronym SCARA, which stands for selective-compliance assembly robot arm, and the word robotid, a suffix sometimes used to indicate identifiers, datasets, or project-specific labels. Because there is no widely accepted definition, the meaning of SCARArobotid depends on context and may refer to one of several concepts: a specific SCARA robot model marketed under a distinctive name; a data schema or catalog entry for identifying a SCARA arm within a factory fleet; or a project code used in research to study SCARA-based identification or control.
SCARA robots themselves are planar, serial-link manipulators designed for high-speed, precision motion in the XY plane.
In practice, SCARArobotid usage would most likely appear in one of three ways: as a brand- or
If encountered, the term should be interpreted from its enclosing documentation to determine its precise meaning.