Dobot CR Series of Collaborative 6-Axis Robotic Arms

<P>The <STRONG>Dobot CR range of Collaborative 6-Axis Robotic Arms </STRONG>offers advanced automation solutions designed to enhance productivity, safety, and precision in various industrial applications. These robotic arms are engineered to work alongside humans, providing seamless integration into existing workflows while ensuring safety and efficiency. There are a number of varients available offering versatile and reliable advantages to your operations and research.</P><P><STRONG>CRA</STRONG> - This range boasts several advantages over the previous CR and CR_V2 ranges:</P><UL><LI><STRONG>Higher Efficiency</STRONG>: The CRA series features highly integrated joints with high-performance harmonic drive reducers, improving cycle time and maximum joint speed by 25%.</LI><LI><STRONG>Greater Accuracy</STRONG>: Optimised precision control algorithms significantly reduce vibrations, achieving up to &plusmn;0.02 mm repeatability and 0.2 to 0.4 mm trajectory accuracy during complex motions.</LI><LI><STRONG>Enhanced Safety</STRONG>: Electromagnetic brakes engage in 18 ms during power outages to prevent robotic arm falls, and built-in virtual boundaries and real-time payload detection ensure worker safety.</LI><LI><STRONG>User-Friendly Operation</STRONG>: The new operating software supports graphical programming, scripting, and drag-to-teach for trajectory replay, making it easier to use across multiple platforms. </LI><LI><STRONG>Enhanced Controller</STRONG>: The control box is 25% smaller with 24 Digital I/O ports, allowing increased versatility and better integration within complex automation systems.</LI></UL><P><STRONG>CRS / CRAS</STRONG> - These robots are equipped with Safety Skin technology providing an extra layer of protection for human workers. This feature ensures safe collaboration and prevents collisions, making these robotic arms perfect for environments where safety is a top priority. </P><P><STRONG>CRA-DC / CRAS-DC</STRONG> - The DC version of these cobots operate on DC power, offering the ability for increased automation and secondary development in to processes utilising an Autonomous Mobile Manipulation Robot (AMMR)</P>