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MG400
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MG400
DobotThe MG400 is an ultra-compact desktop collaborative robotic arm with 440 mm reach and 750 g maximum payload. Featuring drag-to-teach, collision detection, and ±0.05 mm repeatability, it automates small batch flexible production tasks safely alongside human operators.
Availability
Industry
- retail
Specification
- Multiple programming options
- drag-to-teach, Lua scripting, and graphical interface
- Ultra-compact desktop design with 190×190 mm footprint, smaller than A4 paper
- 750 g maximum payload with ±0.05 mm repeatability for precision tasks
- Drag-to-teach programming with collision detection for safe human collaboration
- 4-axis industrial-grade servo motor with high-precision encoder
- Vibration suppression algorithm improves motion stability by 60%, reduces residual vibration by 70%
- Highly portable and ideal for flexible production and small batch automation
Price
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Evidence-graded claims from the DOBOT deep report
DOBOT ATOM full-size industrial humanoid robot has entered third-batch mass production and delivery.
Gasgoo/Autonews [14], an independent automotive industry news outlet, reported that DOBOT commenced mass production and delivery of the third batch of ATOM humanoid robots; the scale of deployment and real-world performance remain unverified.
from DOBOT deep report →The DOBOT CR5 cobot delivers ±0.02 mm repeatability at a 5 kg payload and 900 mm reach, priced at $22,980.
RobotLAB's commerce listing [5], a third-party reseller, independently publishes the detailed spec table and explicit purchase price for the CR5, though real-world repeatability under production conditions has not been independently tested.
from DOBOT deep report →
DOBOT cobots' touchscreen/Blockly programming interface lowers the barrier for novice users but creates friction and limitations for experienced industrial programmers requiring third-party firmware integration.
Community sources (Reddit/PLC forums) [19] discuss this usability tradeoff for cobots generally, but the dossier explicitly notes these reports are not DOBOT-specific, limiting direct applicability.
from DOBOT deep report →DOBOT completed Siemens SRCI integration for its cobot line, enabling native interoperability with Siemens industrial automation ecosystems.
The Siemens SRCI integration is confirmed only by DOBOT's own official announcement [12]; no independent Siemens statement, customer deployment report, or third-party validation of the integration's real-world functionality appears in the dossier.
from DOBOT deep report →
DOBOT ATOM humanoid robot achieves autonomous task decomposition and decision-making in unstructured environments (automotive assembly, beverage preparation, pharmacy) via the ROM-1 model (100M parameters, 24 Hz end-to-end control).
All ROM-1 autonomy claims originate exclusively from DOBOT's official product page [2]; no independent test, customer report, or third-party review in the dossier verifies real-world autonomous performance, and community sources warn that unstructured-environment autonomy routinely falls short of vendor claims [17].
from DOBOT deep report →
