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- \section{Result}
- \label{sec:result}
- In the end, the development produced eight models with increasing levels of detail and one prototype.
- The different levels of detail and how they are modelled are shown in \autoref{fig:levels}.
- The assembled \ac{scara} prototype is shown in \autoref{fig:prototype}.
- This prototype is able to execute the small rectangle as described in \autoref{test1}, and thus passes the test.
- In addition, it was possible to write three characters. Therefore, passing \autoref{test_triple_char}.
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- \begin{marginfigure}
- \centering
- \includegraphics[width=51mm]{graphics/model_versions.pdf}
- \caption{
- Levels of detail of the design are shown on the right, starting with the least detail at the top and most detail at the bottom.
- Through out the development different types of models are used, these are shown on the left.
- }
- \label{fig:levels}
- \end{marginfigure}
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- \begin{figure}[t]
- \hspace{5mm}
- \includegraphics[width=96mm]{graphics/prototype.JPG}
- \caption{Assembled prototype of the \ac{scara}.}
- \label{fig:prototype}
- \end{figure}
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