External Driver Reduction Brushless Motor for Industrial Robots refers to a brushless motor system that is paired with an external driver and incorporates a reduction mechanism. This setup is distinct from traditional brushed motors as it utilizes electronic commutation, thus doing away with the need for physical brushes. The advantages of brushless motors include higher efficiency, greater reliability, and lower maintenance needs when compared to their brushed counterparts. The reduction mechanism is a crucial component that allows the motor's output to be tailored to the precise needs of various industrial applications. It serves to increase the torque while decreasing the speed of the motor, making it suitable for tasks that demand high torque at lower rotational speeds. This combination of an external driver and a reduction mechanism with a brushless motor makes for a powerful and versatile system that is well-suited for the demands of industrial robotics.