Eco62-b-Realman

The ECO62 robotic arm is compact in size, capable of handling heavy loads. It exhibits excellent industrial performance, meeting the requirements for collaborative and fast operations in confined spaces. Its lightweight and smooth design ensure inherent safety, while its smooth movements contribute to interaction safety. The ECO62 arm supports applications and customization in various industries such as industrial, medical, commercial services, and education.

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Specification

ECO62-B

Degree of freedom	6
Payload/Max Payload	1kg/2kg
Body weight	3.3kg
Repeatability	±0.05mm
Working radius	355mm
Overall height	505mm
Power supply voltage	DC20～30V，DC24V
Power consumption	Maximum power consumption 200W, comprehensive power consumption 100W
Protection level	IP54(robotic arm body)
Materials	Aluminum alloy +ABS
Controller	Integrated
Communication mode	WIFI/network interface/Bluetooth/USB serial port/RS485
Control mode	Drag and drop teaching/Teaching pendant/API/JSON
Joint motion range	J1 ±178°、J2 +62°～-178°、J3 +126°～-150°、J4 ±150°
	J5 ±170°、J6 ±360°
Articular lock	Joint J1-J3 has a hard brake function
	Joints J4-J6 have a soft brake function

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ECO62-B FAQ

What are the power supply voltage and current requirements for the robotic arm?

The power supply voltage range of the robotic arm is 20 V to 27 V DC, and the power is 200 W. However, for the robotic arm to initialize and self-tune after being powered on, it is best for the power supply equipment to deliver a maximum instantaneous current of 20 A or higher.

What is the service life and calculation method of the robotic arm?

The continuous service life of the robotic arm under rated load is 30000 hours. Currently, it has obtained MTBF testing certification from the Shanghai National Robot Testing Center.

Is the robotic arm's underlying algorithm or program open-source?

The programs inside the robotic arm controller are the core of the company and are currently not open to the public.

What is the relationship between force control and current loop control? Do we need to open the current loop?

There is no torque sensor inside the robotic arm's joint. The ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arm operates joint force control using a current loop, which is equivalent to force control for our robotic arm.Users with development capabilities can consider selective openness, but relevant agreements will be signed in advance. Users can create force controls using the force sensor data interface without having to develop a separate interface.

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