The payload capacity of a benchtop robot directly impacts its performance in terms of the tasks it can perform. A higher payload capacity allows the robot to handle heavier objects, which can be crucial in tasks such as parts feeding, machine tending, and assembly line work. However, a higher payload capacity might also mean a larger and heavier robot, which could limit its suitability for certain tasks or environments. Therefore, the payload capacity should be matched to the specific requirements of the tasks the robot is expected to perform.
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