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Overview
PiPER is a lightweight six-axis robotic arm weighing only 4.2kg with a maximum payload capacity of 1.5kg and an exceptional working radius of 626mm. Featuring an aluminum alloy frame with resin shell construction, it delivers stable and reliable performance suitable for complex environments. The arm supports Python development, is compatible with ROS1 and ROS2, and includes URDF model support with Gazebo and IsaacSim simulation capabilities, making it ideal for research, education, and data collection applications.
Flagship features
- Lightweight and stable structure with a payload of 1.5 kg
- Precise control with advanced joint motors and optimized trajectory planning
- Designed for harsh environments (-20°C to 50°C)
- Intuitive tablet-based user interface
- Open source support with Python API and ROS1/ROS2 compatibility
- Ideal for teleoperation, data collection, programming, AI, automation, robotics, and 3D simulation
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At a glance
Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- Standard industrial
- Integrated
- Python API
- No
- Commercial
21% of industrial arm robots have it
- 6
- 1.5 kg
- 626 mm
- ±0.1 mm
- 4.2 kg
More joints than 33% of 805 Industrial Arm robots with this spec
Carries more than 4% of 855 Industrial Arm robots with this spec
Reaches further than 17% of 732 Industrial Arm robots with this spec
More precise than 10% of 648 Industrial Arm robots with this spec
Heavier than 10% of 360 Industrial Arm robots with this spec
Detailed specifications
What it is built for2
- Applications
- teleoperation,data collection,programming,artificial intelligence,automation,robotics,3D_simulation
- Primary Applications
- teleoperation,data collection,programming,artificial intelligence,automation,robotics,3D_simulation
Movement & precision1
- 6
Controls & integration5
- Yes
- Yes
- Fieldbus Protocols
- CAN
- wired touch
- Compatible Grippers
- Pika Package (Gripper, Sense & Station),Gripper for PiPER Robotic Arm (AgileX)
Safety & certification3
- -20°C to 50°C
- Temperature Range Max C
- 50
- Temperature Range Min C
- -20
Buying & support8
- 10-20K
- Datasheet Url
- Preview PDF online
- purchase
- Model Variants
- Standard,H,L,X
- Price Currency
- EUR
- Lead Time Weeks
- 4
- Price On Request
- No
- Availability Status
- available
Other details4
- Tool Voltage V
- 24
- Programming Languages
- Python
- Ros Industrial Support
- vendor supported
- Teleoperation Supported
- Yes
Who uses it
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Company milestones(estimated)
- 2024MilestoneCobot Magic appears in Open Robotics discussion
- 2024LaunchCobot Magic product introduction
- Aug 2022LaunchRANGER teaser and launch announcement
- Apr 2022LaunchWORLD's First ROS2 Mobile Robot Navigation Open Source Education Kit Released
- Nov 2021LaunchAgileX launched BUNKER Pro tracked robot chassis
- Nov 2021LaunchBUNKER Pro launched in China
- Jun 2021DeploymentTwo Hunter 2.0 robots arrive at LAAS-CNRS
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the PiPER?
- The PiPER is developed by Agilex, based in China.
- What type of robot is the PiPER?
- The PiPER is a Industrial Arm made by Agilex.
- How much does the PiPER cost?
- The PiPER is priced at US$1,999–3,999.
- When was the PiPER launched?
- The PiPER was launched in 2025.
- What are the key specifications of the PiPER?
- Key specifications of the PiPER: arm class standard industrial, axes 6, payload 1.5 kg, reach 626 mm, repeatability ±0.1 mm.
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