The Mercury X1 is a humanoid robot with NVIDIA Jetson Nano or Xavier that can take on a wide variety of tasks. It has a wheeled mobile base with LiDAR, ultrasonic radar and visual guidance systems. It lasts up to 8 hours on battery. For this particular teleoperation experiment, an X1 was used with NVIDIA Xavier. It was used to…

This is the myArm M750: a 6DOF robotic arm that can take on complex tasks. It is made with industrial-grade components. It has a working radius of 750mm. It has peak payload of 1000g. As you can see in the below video, this robot can be used to fold clothes or make coffee.

This is the myCobot Pro 630: another Raspberry Pi powered robot arm that can take your coding to the next level. It comes with USB, WiFi, and Ethernet connectivity. It has a 630mm range of motion and 2kg payload capacity. This robot can be programmed for Python and C++. It has harmonic joint modules and a controller that runs Linux.

This is the myCobot Pro 630: an educational cobot with a harmonic drive robotic arm that can take on pick and place, sorting, and other tasks. It has a working radius of 630mm and 0.1mm repeatability. It also has max load capacity of 2kg. It has a controller equipped by Linux.

If you have ever dreamt of owning your own precision robotic arm you might be interested in the MyCobot 280 Pi. An advanced robotic arm that is powered by the Raspberry Pi mini PC and is reshaping the way we think about automation and education. With a price tag of ￡651/$799, this piece of technology is making sophisticated robotics more…

Elephant Robotics received the prestigious “Certificate of Export Commodity Brand” from the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) on October 30, 2023. This recognition encompasses their robotic arms, robotic arm accessories, and robotic pets. Since 2016, the company is known for robot advancements. They create platform software and offer smart manufacturing. With more robot use in education,…

The review in "The MagPi" magazine focuses on the MyCobot 280 Pi, a robotic arm powered by Raspberry Pi 4. It features six degrees of freedom, a 330° rotation range, and a 280 mm radius. The arm is compatible with LEGO interfaces and includes various connectivity options like USB, Ethernet, and GPIO breakout headers. It comes with a pre-installed Ubuntu…