Robo Index
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Strong evidence
5 of 10 signals present
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Weighted factors
average of the 5 scored · blanks don't count
Commercial maturity8515%
Deployment footprintnot yet scored22%
Proven track record759%
Spec completeness10022%
Company financial healthnot yet scored11%
Company maturity1004%
Manufacturer portfolio514%
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)not yet scored7%
Independent recognitionnot yet scored3%
Market momentumnot yet scored1%
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Overview
産業用途向けの6軸カルテジアンロボットです。
Flagship features
- Designed for factory automation with modular Cartesian kinematics (2-6 axes)
- Available in standard and high-precision models
- Key advantages: simple programming, high rigidity, low vibration, large working area, easy maintenance
- NSA linear actuators with ball screw drives for low-vibration, high-speed movements (travel up to 3000 mm)
- Robot wrist units (WU-S, WU-M) add 2 DOF for flexibility, with rotation up to ±360° and tilting up to ±105°
- RCP6 series uses cost-effective stepper motors with battery-free absolute encoders
Buyer decision signals
Viability
est. 1976
CRS 6-axis Cartesian robot released
Specifications
Category: Industrial Arm- Arm class
- medium payload
- Payload
- 78.6 kg
- Mounting
- floor, ceiling, wall
- Controller
- XSEL
- Programming
- proprietary app
- Industries
- automotive, electronics, food_beverage
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated
Company profile
- Founded
- 1976
Detailed specifications
Other3
- Sub Category
- 6-axis cartesian
- Company Country
- DE
- Additional Information
- - Designed for factory automation with modular Cartesian kinematics (2-6 axes). - Available in standard and high-precision models. - Key advantages: simple programming, high rigidity, low vibration, large working area, easy maintenance. - NSA linear actuators with ball screw drives for low-vibration, high-speed movements (travel up to 3000 mm). - Robot wrist units (WU-S, WU-M) add 2 DOF for flexibility, with rotation up to ±360° and tilting up to ±105°. - RCP6 series uses cost-effective stepper motors with battery-free absolute encoders. - ICSB series uses 230V servo motors for higher payload and speed. - CRS series provides 6-axis capability with small payloads (1-2 kg) for precision tasks. - Applications include screwing, pipetting, cardboard folding/packaging, assembly, palletising. - Easy to program due to natural XYZ coordinate system. - Energy-efficient with functions like energy shut-off in rest position. - Dual- and multi-carriage configurations available. - Vertically mounted axes can be equipped with brake for safety. - Carbon footprint data available in datasheets. - CAD models available via 3Dfindit. - No pricing displayed; contact for quote.
Company milestones
- 2020LaunchCRS 6-axis Cartesian robot released
- 1995MilestoneEuropean subsidiary founded
- 1989MilestoneIAI America established
- 1976MilestoneCompany founded
- —MilestoneLarge Slider product listing
- —LaunchIAI tabletop robots overview
- —LaunchTTA Series tabletop robot
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