AUBO-i7
The AUBO-i7 is a 6-axis collaborative robot manufactured by AUBO (Beijing) Intelligent Science and Technology Co. Ltd, designed for human-robot collaboration in industrial tasks. It features a 7 kg payload capacity, weighs 24 kg, and incorporates certified safety functions and hand-guide teaching capabilities.
Overview and Use Cases
The AUBO-i7 is a collaborative robot (cobot) intended for industrial applications requiring human-robot interaction and autonomous task execution. Primary use cases include assembly, dispensing, and material handling operations. The robot is designed to operate autonomously once programmed, executing tasks without continuous human control or guidance.
Key Capabilities
- Collaborative Design: Certified for safe human-robot collaboration with safety certifications including PL=d CAT3, ISO 10218, CE, UL, and KCs
- Hand-Guide Teaching: Supports intuitive teach-pendant-free programming through manual guidance
- Open Architecture: Compatible with ROS (Robot Operating System) and provides developer APIs for custom integration and application development
- Autonomous Operation: Executes pre-programmed tasks independently once configured
Specifications
- Axes: 6-axis articulated arm
- Payload Capacity: 7 kg
- Robot Weight: 24 kg
- Reach: Specifications vary across sources; documented reach distances include 786 mm and 1150 mm
- Safety Certifications: PL=d CAT3, ISO 10218, CE, UL, KCs
Applications
The AUBO-i7 is configured for industrial automation tasks including:
- Assembly operations
- Dispensing and fluid application
- Material handling and part transfer
- Other light-duty industrial processes compatible with its 7 kg payload capacity
Manufacturer
The AUBO-i7 is manufactured by AUBO (Beijing) Intelligent Science and Technology Co. Ltd, part of the AUBO i-Series product line of collaborative robots.
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