Education kitsYahboomChina
DOFBOT
An educational 6-DOF robotic arm with an AI vision camera, built around Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano. Metal-gear servos and an aluminum frame withstand intensive classroom use. Programmed in Python on ROS2 — from basic motion to color and gesture recognition and object sorting.
Specifications
- Degrees of freedom
- 6
- Actuators
- metal-gear digital bus servos
- Camera
- AI vision camera included
- Computing platform
- Raspberry Pi / Jetson Nano
- Programming
- ROS2, Python
- Structure
- aluminum alloy
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Applications
- Robotics and programming lessons at schools
- Maker clubs and STEM labs
- University courses on ROS and computer vision
- Prototyping manipulation algorithms
- Robotics competition training
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