The Engineers at ATI have developed three types of compliant deburring tools that make automated deburring cells a safe, consistent, and economical process. An end-effector designed with integrated compliance to perform deburring, deflashing, edge-breaking or surface finishing operations. Compliance motion compensates for part and fixture variability and maintains consistent force on the work piece. Robotic deburring tools can be mounted to a robot wrist for process-to-part operations. Deburring tools can also be mounted to a bench or fixture for part-to-process operations where the robot articulates the part around the tool. Robotic Deburring Tools may be air- or electrically-driven with various speed options and compliance ranges to accommodate a variety of applications.