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KINOVA Gen2
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KINOVA Gen2
KinovaThe KINOVA Gen2 is a research-grade and assistive collaborative robotic arm manufactured by Kinova (founded 2006, Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada), available in 4, 6, or 7 DoF configurations with payloads ranging from 2.4–4.4 kg and a reach up to 985 mm. It is widely used as a platform in academic research (manipulation, pose estimation, EEG-based learning, assistive robotics) and is compatible with ROS, Kinova SDK, MATLAB, and Python/C++. Community reviewers rate it highly (4.7/5) for its lightweight design, integrated sensors, and support, but note slow speed compared to other cobots and limited torque control in the ROS package. The Gen2 is a research/assistive tool operated under human direction or programmed autonomy depending on the application; it does not perform tasks autonomously on its own without human programming or supervision in any independently verified deployment.
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Specification
- degrees of freedom
- 4, 6, or 7 DoF (three variants)
- payload
- 4DoF: 4.4 kg; 6DoF: 2.6 kg; 7DoF: 2.4 kg
- reach
- 4DoF: 750 mm; 6DoF: 985 mm; 7DoF: 985 mm
- arm weight
- 4DoF: 3.6 kg; 6DoF: 4.4 kg; 7DoF: 5.5 kg
- power supply
- 18–29 VDC, 25 W average, 100 W peak
Price
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