Dobot
Cobot for payload of 10 kg
Dobot has announced the product launch of the CR10 collaborative robot in Germany. The CR10 robotic arm is part of the AI-controlled Cobot CR series and has a maximum reach of 1,525 mm and a payload of 10 kg.
The robot from Dobot is particularly suitable for working with people, partly due to the supplier's SafeSkin technology, a collision detection solution that detects obstacles and protects people from collision. SafeSkin complies with safety standards such as EN ISO 13849 and TS 15066. The series, which is suitable for hazardous work such as welding, operates in 6-axis mode and is available in seven different versions. While the smallest Cobot CR3 has a maximum payload of 3 kg and a maximum reach of 620 mm, the most robust robot arm, the CR16, lifts up to 16 kg and has a maximum reach of 1,223 mm.
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