Education kitsDobotChina
Magician Lite
Lightweight desktop robotic arm from Dobot designed for K12 education. Swappable end effectors — suction cup, soft gripper, pen holder — support varied lesson scenarios on a single arm, while collision detection keeps it safe for children. At just 2.4 kg it moves easily between classrooms.
Specifications
- Payload
- 250 g
- Max reach
- 340 mm
- Repeatability
- 0.2 mm
- Weight
- 2.4 kg
- End effectors
- suction cup, soft gripper, pen holder
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Applications
- Introductory industrial-robotics lessons at school
- Sorting and pick-and-place training exercises
- Robot drawing and writing in coding classes
- Mini mock-ups of automated lines in technology classrooms
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