The difference between UFACTORY xArm5, xArm6 and xArm7
The purpose of this article is to describe the differences between UFACTORY xArm5, xArm6 and xArm7.
1. Specifications
xArm 5 Lite | xArm 6 | xArm 7 | |
Payload(kg) | 3kg | 5kg | 3.5kg |
Reach(mm) | 700mm | 700mm | 700mm |
Degrees of Freedom | 5 | 6 | 7 |
Maximum Speed(m/s) | 1m/s | 1m/s | 1m/s |
Weight(kg, body only) | 11.2kg | 12.2kg | 13.7kg |
xArm 5 Lite | xArm 6 | xArm 7 | |
Maximum Speed | 180°/s | 180°/s | 180°/s |
Joint1 | ±360° | ±360° | ±360° |
Joint2 | -118° ~ 120° | -118°~120° | -118°~120° |
Joint3 | -225°~11° | -225°~11° | ±360° |
Joint4 | -97°~180° | ±360° | -11°~225° |
Joint5 | ±360° | -97°~180° | ±360° |
Joint6 | ±360° | -97°~180° | |
Joint7 | ±360° |
2. Motion Characteristics
Cartesian control
xArm 5 Lite: Due to the robot configuration, the actual flexible degrees of freedom of linear and circular motions in Cartesian space is 4, which is [x, y, z, yaw], similar to a SCARA manipulator with four degrees of freedom. Before initiating Cartesian control movement, it is necessary to ensure that the end flange surface of xArm5 and the base are completely parallel. If mounted on a horizontal plane, the roll and pitch should be [± 180 degrees, 0 degrees], otherwise the trajectory is likely to have no solution.
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