What are the specific characteristics of non-standard automated assembly equipment?

I. Performance Characteristics of Non-Standard Automated Equipment: Smoothness of movement; sufficient strength and rigidity to maintain specified motion accuracy; Reliability; the ability of equipment to complete or maintain its specified work under specified conditions and within a specified time. Lower failure rate equates to higher reliability; Product quality stability; Maintaining processing accuracy; Environmental adaptability; Convenient use and maintenance; Simple and safe operation.

II. Technical Performance Characteristics of Non-Standard Automated Equipment: It possesses a certain degree of flexibility to adapt to changes in product specifications and varieties within a certain range; It has a reasonable degree of non-standard automation. Consideration should be given to needs and possibilities, avoiding blindly pursuing advanced features without considering specific conditions; It should adhere to standardization, generalization, and serialization; Simple structure, easy manufacturing, and low cost; High productivity, high efficiency, and low energy consumption; Material conservation, especially of precious and rare metals; Reduced labor intensity, improved working conditions, no environmental pollution, emphasis on technical aesthetics, and creation of civilized production conditions; It should leave room for future development, allowing for improvements without rendering the entire machine obsolete.