ManufacturingNEURA RoboticsGermany
MAiRA Pro S
A cognitive collaborative robot with seven axes: built-in 3D vision, speech recognition and force sensing let it perceive its surroundings and work safely next to people. Contactless human detection at up to 3 m removes the need for safety fencing. Built for plants that need flexible automation of assembly, quality inspection and machine tending.
Specifications
- Payload
- 18 kg
- Reach
- 1100 mm
- Axes
- 7
- Arm weight
- 51 kg
- Human detection
- contactless, up to 3 m
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Applications
- Assembly of parts and components alongside operators
- Machine and fixture loading and unloading
- Quality inspection using the built-in 3D vision
- Precise joining and insertion tasks with force control
- Part transfer and sorting in flexible production cells
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