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Mercury A1

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Mercury A1
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DESCRIPTION

Mercury A1 is a Research-Robots from Elephant Robotics. It is built for Pick-and-place, Research, Education. Key figures: 3.5 kg, 1 kg payload, 450 mm reach, 7 degrees of freedom.

Mercury A1 is Elephant Robotics' lightweight 7-DOF collaborative arm with harmonic 'Power Spring' modules, carbon-fiber shell, and myPanel teaching for research and education.

FEATURES

  • OEM Mercury hub / shop: Mercury A1 max payload 1 kg, net weight 3.5 kg, working radius 450 mm, repeatability ±0.05 mm, size 98×128×640 mm, harmonic reducer, electromagnetic friction-plate brakes, carbon fiber + aluminum + engineering plastics, myPanel 2-inch touch teaching.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Weight3.5 kg
DimensionsL 128 mm × W 98 mm × H 640 mm
Payload1 kg
Reach450 mm
Repeatability±0.05 mm
Mobility
Movement TypeStationary
Degrees of Freedom7
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Mercury A1?

Mercury A1 is Elephant Robotics' lightweight 7-DOF collaborative arm with harmonic 'Power Spring' modules, carbon-fiber shell, and myPanel teaching for research and education.

Who makes the Mercury A1?

The Mercury A1 is made by Elephant Robotics, a robotics company based in China.

How much does the Mercury A1 cost?

Elephant Robotics has not publicly announced pricing for the Mercury A1. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Mercury A1 used for?

The Mercury A1 is designed for pick-and-place, research, and education. It is used in research and education settings.

What is the payload capacity of the Mercury A1?

The Mercury A1 has a payload capacity of 1 kg and a reach of 450 mm.

How much does the Mercury A1 weigh?

The Mercury A1 weighs 3.5 kg.

How many degrees of freedom does the Mercury A1 have?

The Mercury A1 has 7 degrees of freedom.

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