First modular lightweight robot

The startup Kea Robotics GmbH, which grew out of TU Munich, today presented its modular lightweight robot. According to the modular principle, the desired configuration can be quickly assembled at any time. In total, up to 20 modules can be combined and thus, for example, a reach of up to 3 m can be used with then lower payload (3 kg). With a shorter range, a payload of 15 kg is possible. More flexibility is hardly possible. The repeatability is 0.1 mm and the speed is 2 m/s or 7 km/h. Thanks to IP 54, industrial use is possible. What is actually special is that all modules adjust to each other independently.

Also taking the modular approach is the UK-based Inovo Robotics, which was reported on here in August(link).

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