Diana 7
Robot arm
Diana 7 is a force-controlled robot arm with 7 degrees of freedom, 7 joints, and a 7 kg payload. Its key features include collision detection, a user-friendly form factor, and a hand-guided teaching model. It is also equipped with torque sensors integrated into each joint to ensure safe interaction with unknown and dynamic environments in real time. It can be intuitively programmed using a graphical user interface. Combined with different end effectors, such as grippers or hands, the robot arm can carry out a wide range of tasks covering the full bandwidth between cobots and industrial robots, making it a versatile tool for flexible automation.
Date of Launch
2020
Development Time
13 - 24 months
Target Regions
Asia, Europe
Target Groups
Trade / Industry, Specific sub-group: Production scenarios (Consumer electronics, Automotive, Manufacturers etc.)