DOBOT Magician learning module - car production
Pay in 30 days
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Description
Product Overview
- Robot arm learning module with five joints and gripper for simulating automotive production processes
- Working range up to 520 mm, load capacity 500 g
- Control via graphical programming interface without coding knowledge
- Sensor equipment with color identification and position detection
- Overall reach for typical tabletop assembly and handling tasks
Product Description
A five-axis robot arm demonstrates the processes involved in modern vehicle assembly. The module combines robotics hardware with a graphical programming environment that requires no additional code. It is intended for learners of an appropriate age or developmental level who want to understand and deliberately influence manufacturing processes.
The arm has a gripper for picking up and positioning objects, as well as integrated sensors for color identification and spatial orientation. These components make it possible to program and execute realistic scenarios such as sorting components, assembling parts, or stacking elements. Programming is block-based and visual; the arm receives commands via a wired connection from the control unit.
Typical application scenarios include simulating assembly work on vehicle parts, handling plastic or metal components measuring a few centimeters, and linking multiple sequential steps. For example, one specific project could involve automatically sorting differently colored components and placing them in predefined positions.
Operation requires a level work surface of at least 800 mm * 800 mm, a power supply for the control unit, and a computer or tablet with the appropriate software. The work surface must provide sufficient space for the arm's movements and the objects being handled. The maximum lift is approximately 400 mm in height.
Safety Notice
The robot arm is not intended for operation on the household power circuit or for applications beyond prototyping, testing, and training purposes. During operation, hands and hair must be kept out of the arm's working area, as the gripping function can cause crushing injuries. In the event of technical problems or maintenance work on electrical components, consult a qualified electrician.