axes3axis
axes3axis is a term used across disciplines to describe a three-axis coordinate framework or component that handles three linear dimensions, commonly corresponding to the X, Y, and Z axes. The phrase may appear in software libraries, hardware documentation, or technical discussions as a generic label rather than a formal standard.
In computer graphics and 3D mathematics, axes3axis often refers to a local or world coordinate system in
In robotics, CNC machining, and automated systems, the three axes represent the primary directions of motion.
Software representations commonly use a three-element vector to store axis values, with utilities to convert to
Variations include higher-order axis configurations (six-axis, seven-axis systems) that extend the concept beyond three axes, which
See also: coordinate system, 3D transformation, Euler angle, quaternion, G-code.