KUKA
Education kit LBR iisy
Training module for integrating the KUKA LBR iisy 3 robot and the KUKA KR C5 microcontroller. Control panel with emergency stop, KUKA smartPAD interface, 2x switches for switching digital inputs and 2 lights for switching digital outputs, USB, RJ45, status lights and media interface (including HRC gripper and 10 cubes for pick & place tasks). The external dimensions are approximately 600x600 mm (without handles and accessories).
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Training module for integrating the KUKA LBR iisy 3 robot and the KUKA KR C5 microcontroller. Control panel with emergency stop, KUKA smartPAD interface, 2x switches for switching digital inputs and 2 lights for switching digital outputs, USB, RJ45, status lights and media interface (including HRC gripper and 10 cubes for pick & place tasks). The external dimensions are approximately 600x600 mm (without handles and accessories).
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