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PiPER-X

Company: AgileX Robotics
$1,999.00
Robot details
Manufacturing country
🇨🇳 China
Autonomy level
Semi-autonomous
Status
Commercially available
Release date
November 4, 2024
Robot types
Manipulator Industrial
Primary use cases
Manufacturing Education Research
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About

PiPER-X is a developer-friendly 6-DoF robotic arm designed for manipulation research and fast integration. It features an agile wrist for complex orientations and a host software teaching workflow for quick setup and motion replay. The arm supports ROS and SDK/API control, enabling teams to prototype and iterate on real-world manipulation tasks efficiently.

Specs

The PiPER-X features 6 degrees of freedom (6-DoF) with an agile wrist designed for rapid orientation changes and multi-angle manipulation. It supports precise, repeatable trajectories for consistent positioning across cycles. The arm integrates with ROS workflows and exposes an SDK/API for custom development pipelines. Payload, reach, and repeatability figures were present as animated counters on the page but did not render in the source text.

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