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Link 6

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Link 6
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Released:
2022

DESCRIPTION

Link 6 is Kinova's industrial collaborative arm, and the company presents it as the first industrial robot designed and built in Canada. It handles 6 kg at full range measured 200 mm from the wrist, reaches 1000 mm, moves at up to 1.65 m/s and weighs 23.45 kg with its five-metre cable. It runs from ordinary mains power at 110-240 VAC. The design puts the interface on the arm itself. Power and data feed through to the wrist, so an end effector connects without cable runs down the arm; buttons on the wrist handle hand-guiding and position snapshots; and a coloured ring annunciator shows operating state at a glance. An integrated force-torque sensor supports contact-sensitive assembly. Kinova ships software support for Robotiq and OnRobot end effectors rather than requiring integration work. Programming is drag-and-drop through KINOVA KORTEX, from a touchscreen teach pendant or a desktop browser, and Kinova states no prior programming experience is required. The controller runs an Intel Core i7 with 8 GB DDR4 and a 128 GB SSD, and hosts third-party plugins in a sandbox separate from its safety core so an added plugin cannot compromise safe operation.

FEATURES

  • 6 degrees of freedom
  • 6 kg full-range payload, measured 200 mm from the wrist
  • 1000 mm maximum reach
  • 1.65 m/s maximum cartesian translation speed
  • 23.45 kg arm weight including 5 m cable
  • Feed-through power and data at the wrist
  • Wrist buttons for hand-guiding and position snapshots
  • Coloured ring annunciator for operating state
  • Integrated force-torque sensor for contact-sensitive assembly
  • Software support for Robotiq and OnRobot end effectors
  • Drag-and-drop visual programming on KINOVA KORTEX
  • Touchscreen teach pendant or desktop browser interface
  • Controller: Intel Core i7, 8 GB DDR4, 128 GB SSD
  • Sandboxed third-party plugin environment, isolated from the safety core
  • 110-240 VAC 50/60 Hz supply, 0 to 40 degrees C
  • Mountable in any orientation, 149 mm base footprint
  • Optional Gigabit Ethernet adapter and wrist vision module

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Weight23.45 kg
Payload6 kg
Reach1 m
Mobility
Movement TypeStationary
Degrees of Freedom6
Speed5.94 km/h
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Link 6?

Link 6 is Kinova's industrial collaborative arm, and the company presents it as the first industrial robot designed and built in Canada. It handles 6 kg at full range measured 200 mm from the wrist, reaches 1000 mm, moves at up to 1.65 m/s and weighs 23.45 kg with its five-metre cable.

Who makes the Link 6?

The Link 6 is made by Kinova, a robotics company based in Canada.

How much does the Link 6 cost?

Kinova has not publicly announced pricing for the Link 6. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Link 6 used for?

The Link 6 is designed for assembly and pick-and-place. It is used in manufacturing settings.

What is the payload capacity of the Link 6?

The Link 6 has a payload capacity of 6 kg and a reach of 1 m.

How much does the Link 6 weigh?

The Link 6 weighs 23.45 kg.

How fast is the Link 6?

The Link 6 can move at speeds of up to 5.94 km/h.

How many degrees of freedom does the Link 6 have?

The Link 6 has 6 degrees of freedom.

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