MyCo
MyCo (myCobot) is a series of compact collaborative robot arms from Elephant Robotics, designed for education, research, and light industrial automation. The myCobot family includes desktop 6-DOF arms with payloads from 250g to 5 kg, popular as affordable entry-level cobot platforms for universities and makers.
Primary use case: Collaborative automation.
Specifications
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Power & Autonomy
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Primary Use Case
Collaborative automation.
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