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UFACTORY xArm 7
Published specifications & owner discussion
SPECIFICATION PROFILE
A seven-axis alternative for manipulation research where elbow placement and approach options matter more than lifting capacity.
| Nominal payload | 3.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Reach | 700 mm |
| Pose repeatability | ±0.1 mm |
| Axes | 7 |
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Before you shortlist it
Consider seven axes when alternative elbow poses solve a real workspace problem. It brings planning choices, not a guarantee of collision-free motion.
- Demonstrate the constrained path with your sensors and end effector.
- Allow for the lower load limit compared with xArm 6.
- Confirm the planning stack supports the intended seven-axis configuration.
Ask the supplier to demonstrate your complete application with representative parts and tooling. Confirm the exact configuration, controller, interfaces, local support, and delivery scope.
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