FAQ
Find answers to frequently asked questions about cobots!
The Franka Emika Panda has a range of 855 millimeters from the foot measured. The maximum height that the cobot can reach by stretching vertically is 1190 millimetres from the foot.
The payload of a cobot differs per type of cobot. The Franka Emika Panda used by us has a load capacity of three kilograms excluding the gripper.
Programming the Panda is very simple. With a smartphone, laptop or PC, robot programs can easily be created and stored. It is also possible to manually do the movements the Panda has to make. In combination with the Pilot on the robot, the steps are stored in the software.
This depends on the tasks that a cobot has to perform and the applications that a robot needs. But in short, we aim to have cobots operational at the customer's premises within an hour and a half. This also makes it possible to operate as a cobot temping agency and to deploy cobots as temps.
The total cost depends on the complexity. On average, a fully integrated and operational collaborative robot costs a year's salary of a production employee.
Yes, the minimum rental time is a (working) week of 40 hours.
This depends on the tasks that a cobot has to perform and the applications that a robot needs for this. But in short, we aim to have cobots operational at the customer's premises within an hour and a half.
The Franka Emika Panda is a human-oriented robot designed to work with people. It therefore has the same speed of action as humans to guarantee safe collaboration.
Yes! The cobot is perfect for testing. Testing activities like PCB Testing, Chip Testing and Touchscreen Device Testing.