Top 5 Robotic Arms for your creative work, educational purposes and for your manufacturing business. 0:00 - Dobot M1: Pro Robotic Arm for Makers and Businesses : kck.st/2gnE6UZ 3:54 - Niryo One - An open source 6 axis robotic arm, just for you : kck.st/2mNYDa 7:10 Meca500 - Ultracompact six-axis robot arm : www.mecademic.com/products/Meca500-small-robot-arm 8:08 - CTRL The Robot - A modern industrial robot for the desktop : www.roboticsevolved.com/ 11:00 - Maximo Robot Arm - Get a Robot on Your Desktop for 290$USD : www.kickstarter.com/projects/itnx/maximo-robot-arm/community
Yep, very aware of that, though for me it was worth it from a value perspective. It's an ECM Technika IV Profi, essentially a consumer version of a cafe quality machine, designed to literally last decades - when researching brands, there were users with 30 year old models that still run fine. I drink cafe quality coffee at home, and by not buying it out have saved the value of the machine already over the last 18 months or so (2 coffee drinkers in the house). I also have two bikes worth several thousand dollars (one of them I race), but ride them everyday including to work, and so save the normal commuting costs by car or public transport. Again, good value, as they've paid for themselves just on reduced commuting costs over the past few years, let alone fitness and gym fees, time, etc. We are pretty well off, and it's pretty easy to spend this much if we can justify it, but I always try to justify the value of something before I buy it, even at $100. It's why I don't have very much stuff, but what I do have is mostly awesome ;)
because some of these robots have a "manual learning mode" in which they record the movements the human made to the arm, then the robot arm reproduces the sequence
For real. I think there is a hint of a thumb or something just as its pouring those "science and education uses", up in the top right . And the soldering iron was shaky in an un-robotic manner.
"...and with a completely open source interface, means you can control it with your favorite programing language". Sorry lady, that's not what open source means
I read a news article a while back that stated computer programming jobs were going to become obsolete but how can this be ? Most everything is becoming automated and computer software still is used to control just about everything that is automated. I'm glad that robots are coming along and a quick clip, I want one that will scrub and clean my kitchen floor to a high sheen.
Yea but machine learning AI will be able learn programming languages and design programs on their own making simple programming pretty much automated and with enough development maybe totally automate all programming
The Dobot is pretty cool at around 1000$. Add in PCB cutting function ready to go and I think it's a hit. Both cut a PCB and populate with parts, that's a strong combo. The Meca is very nice too, noticeable high quality but unfortunately industrially expensive at 15k. The other 3 are getting treatment for parkinson's disease.
Dan, it looks like you have hand on experience on these robots. Could you please explain what you meant by Parkinsons on the other three? Vibrations or repeatability issues?
10:39 The computer screens are... not turned on?! Is it because the camera is behind them so I cannot see the actual code being written, or is is that, well, they're not actually on? Hmmmmmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔
CTRL the robot, I think they failed to understand the meaning of controlling a robot, it doesnt mean moving it by hand and cutting half the screen to hide it. I dont know what servos they are using, but they sure produce a toon of backlash.
Hi there, could you recommend the robot arm like strong and precise one you mentioned? I wanna try to draw or 3D print and engrave thin plate for some study.
The Meca500 cost 15k, YEAH RIGHT ITS A DESKTOP ROBOTIC... ITs a fricken industrial rig for labs and such that require precise movements.........................
Good Idea using a robot arm to automate pulling out 3-D printed objects, and use it's vision and touch to start up making the next item too... repeatedly !
Hehe, I'm currently working on this. I have my printer networked and can monitor/execute remotely. Currently building the Thor robot arm so I can remove made pieces and clean the print bed so I don't have to keep going to my shop between prints!
If only our current society favoured honesty over lies... Advertising would eventually be useful.... And there would be less than one ad per minute on this youtube video
can one of these robotic arms have the modular head removed and be replaced with a hand with moveable fingers, or would it need a servo motor, any open source responses would be welcomed or a software engineer to guide me, thank you
Yes! ABB and Fanuc. Fanuc is easier and faster to program, but on ABB there are the most posibillities. The ABB RAPID language is very powefull and strong.
Some of these developers are so misleading..."Easier to learn than factory robots"...yeah sure...coding is SO MUCH easier than programming a Motoman or a Fanuc (well unless you are using KAREL programming on Fanuc). Get the hell out of here lol!
Dobot is a seless peice of toy... It is not even a quality toy let alone be a quality robotic arm for more professional usage. I used them in my makerspace and can easily say they are worthless !
and once robots have taken all the jobs very few will even be able to afford even these toys. I guess that's the way the world works already. Maybe better to already start learning to enjoy a simpler life? Farming, family, community.
These robotic arms are NOT for sale anywhere....why make a video about dead products? Their websites either don't work anymore or do not have anything for sale.
As cool as some of these are, this seems like one of those things that does the stuff you could do yourself quicker Some will find these very useful but for someone like me it's just going to do a task I could easily do myself like getting my toast or getting me a tool
It is not a problem if the robot do the thing slower than you. You should also consider that it can do it repeatedly during way more hours than you. So if the robot do it 4 times slower but it can work essentially endlessly, then it starts to become interesting. The examples you gave are obviously true. But who would want to buy a robot arm to get a toast? People buy it to, like, assemble hundreds and hundreds of items every day or something like that.
@@astropgn yeah but personally I still don't think I'd need it just because most of the time I don't have that much repetitive work as to where I'd need assistance 🤓 And haha I know bad example but I said that just as an idea off the top of my head that maybe I'd put a second one on my counter for the sole reason of grabbing my toast when it comes out of the toaster and putting it on the plate because I'm too impatient to wait for it to cool and too lazy to grab a paper towel 😅
You can't actually buy 99% of these. They're usually just kickstarter scams or half baked products for actual industrial applications. The price is also hidden on purpose most of the time. So you're still stuck with hobby servos to this day
I think Andrew is on to something. If the nozzle of the vacuum is toothpick shaped and you have some sort of filter or grill (at the very tip of the nozzle) to prevent the toothpick from being sucked in then the robotic arm just has to line up with the toothpick, get close enough, turn on the vacuum, move to final position and finally turn off the vacuum to let go. Kinda like the suction cups but you could not use that because you wouldn't get a good seal on a toothpick.
Top 5 Robotic Arms for your creative work, educational purposes and for your manufacturing business.
0:00 - Dobot M1: Pro Robotic Arm for Makers and Businesses : kck.st/2gnE6UZ
3:54 - Niryo One - An open source 6 axis robotic arm, just for you : kck.st/2mNYDa
7:10 Meca500 - Ultracompact six-axis robot arm : www.mecademic.com/products/Meca500-small-robot-arm
8:08 - CTRL The Robot - A modern industrial robot for the desktop : www.roboticsevolved.com/
11:00 - Maximo Robot Arm - Get a Robot on Your Desktop for 290$USD : www.kickstarter.com/projects/itnx/maximo-robot-arm/community
You should do a video with the LittleArm 2C. It is an arduino robot arm. th-cam.com/video/sWtKfAkhu-0/w-d-xo.html
Cool project. I'm building a 2 legged full size walking robot on my channel. Let me know what you think.
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MyCobot good too!
MyCobot good too! #mycobotpi
that CTRL robot "as affordable as a coffee machine", I don't know where you buy coffee machines, but they don't cost $800 here,
Mine is $3k, but I care deeply about my coffee. Cheaper than buying it out in the long run.
Matthew Jenkinson still the most people don't buy a coffe machine that is 3k..
Yep, very aware of that, though for me it was worth it from a value perspective. It's an ECM Technika IV Profi, essentially a consumer version of a cafe quality machine, designed to literally last decades - when researching brands, there were users with 30 year old models that still run fine. I drink cafe quality coffee at home, and by not buying it out have saved the value of the machine already over the last 18 months or so (2 coffee drinkers in the house).
I also have two bikes worth several thousand dollars (one of them I race), but ride them everyday including to work, and so save the normal commuting costs by car or public transport. Again, good value, as they've paid for themselves just on reduced commuting costs over the past few years, let alone fitness and gym fees, time, etc.
We are pretty well off, and it's pretty easy to spend this much if we can justify it, but I always try to justify the value of something before I buy it, even at $100. It's why I don't have very much stuff, but what I do have is mostly awesome ;)
also, its kickstarter failed six months before this video was released.
I like the claim that those ABB robots are $100K. It's closer to like, $20k. Still a lot, but if that were the price no one would automate anything.
"Everyone loves creating things, and having a robotic arm is AWESOME!" lol
9:51 WTF that's a person moving the Ctrl robot
because some of these robots have a "manual learning mode" in which they record the movements the human made to the arm, then the robot arm reproduces the sequence
@@alerey4363 Looks a lot like that's a detached arm to me...
@@staticfive ye, same with the chess, seems more like human 'imperfect' motion
@@alerey4363 That's a detached arm running in bullshit mode.
For real. I think there is a hint of a thumb or something just as its pouring those "science and education uses", up in the top right . And the soldering iron was shaky in an un-robotic manner.
"Starting a business nowadays is easy. Everyone has great ideas" hmmmm..... have you tried to start a business...
*Having a robotic arm mixing my pea soup, changed my life.*
your a funny fella
i bet ya xD
"...and with a completely open source interface, means you can control it with your favorite programing language". Sorry lady, that's not what open source means
That hilarious XD
What prevents you from making binds to your favourite programming language?
lmao
@@orangus01 that's not exactly what open source implies.
Yeh it does
I've always wanted to start a document rubber-stamping business.
I read a news article a while back that stated computer programming jobs were going to become obsolete but how can this be ? Most everything is becoming automated and computer software still is used to control just about everything that is automated. I'm glad that robots are coming along and a quick clip, I want one that will scrub and clean my kitchen floor to a high sheen.
Yea but machine learning AI will be able learn programming languages and design programs on their own making simple programming pretty much automated and with enough development maybe totally automate all programming
The Dobot is pretty cool at around 1000$. Add in PCB cutting function ready to go and I think it's a hit. Both cut a PCB and populate with parts, that's a strong combo.
The Meca is very nice too, noticeable high quality but unfortunately industrially expensive at 15k. The other 3 are getting treatment for parkinson's disease.
Dan, it looks like you have hand on experience on these robots. Could you please explain what you meant by Parkinsons on the other three? Vibrations or repeatability issues?
Watching adds with adds in between :)
Woot! Now I can bot on Runescape without getting caught!
there is Parkinson's epidemic among these robot arms :(
normal with 5$ rc servos from bangBad :D ,
I think Niryo itself concieved the video. It would help me stir Ramen.
10:39 The computer screens are... not turned on?! Is it because the camera is behind them so I cannot see the actual code being written, or is is that, well, they're not actually on? Hmmmmmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔
I lost count of how many commercial breaks there was in this video. And the irony is that the whole clip consist of infomercials 😂 Greedy much?
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CTRL the robot, I think they failed to understand the meaning of controlling a robot, it doesnt mean moving it by hand and cutting half the screen to hide it. I dont know what servos they are using, but they sure produce a toon of backlash.
Any drawing picasso or space endeavour vehicle plans direct on paper or any object moulding
2 of those robots were precise and stable, the others might as well have had parkinsons.
Dobot M1 the best arm robot for home creativity 👍💪✌👌
Especially when you like to spend 5000-6000 dollar on that 'home creativity' xD
They call these robot arms, but their movements remind me a lot more of parasitic worms :D
Can it help gently pull logs out while pooping, easing the process? Asking for a business associate.
hahahahahahahaha
We need robot-building robots.
robot arm: slowly picks up toast in 10 seconds
me: WHAT A WASTE OF FRICKING MONEY!
Nice Work Team....Osscar
Most of these robots aren't precise, large or strong enough to be used for any real applications. Most of these are just tools for learning.
Hi there, could you recommend the robot arm like strong and precise one you mentioned? I wanna try to draw or 3D print and engrave thin plate for some study.
th-cam.com/video/QpY1fQe_zEg/w-d-xo.html True
Arms for future !
Prices would have been useful.
An arm, leg, and the body of your brother.
The Meca500 cost 15k, YEAH RIGHT ITS A DESKTOP ROBOTIC... ITs a fricken industrial rig for labs and such that require precise movements.........................
The only one were I thought: Yeah! This thing is cool....... and then I read your pricing... :(
5:56 who tf toasts bread that little?
is that even toast?
Arms for future !!
How to make this robotics hand by learning
Mechanical engineering,electrical and computer science
cost? price list?
The first one I love not the rest
nice video but kind of a ridiculous amount of adds embedded .
Robotic 3d home plan makers on wood and paper without soft copy needs
Good Idea using a robot arm to automate pulling out 3-D printed objects, and use it's vision and touch to start up making the next item too... repeatedly !
Hehe, I'm currently working on this. I have my printer networked and can monitor/execute remotely. Currently building the Thor robot arm so I can remove made pieces and clean the print bed so I don't have to keep going to my shop between prints!
Dobot m1 is nice robot.
If only our current society favoured honesty over lies... Advertising would eventually be useful.... And there would be less than one ad per minute on this youtube video
can one of these robotic arms have the modular head removed and be replaced with a hand with moveable fingers, or would it need a servo motor, any open source responses would be welcomed or a software engineer to guide me, thank you
Save time engaging with your children, robotic arm . . . draw circles!
How much does this toy robot cost? Thank you very much.
Dobot and mecadem for the win
ABB have the best product!!!! It’s done to use in your company!
Yes! ABB and Fanuc.
Fanuc is easier and faster to program, but on ABB there are the most posibillities. The ABB RAPID language is very powefull and strong.
video was posted in 2017 but Maximo's pledge was unsuccessful in 2016
so.. wich one is the best in your opinion?
Some of these developers are so misleading..."Easier to learn than factory robots"...yeah sure...coding is SO MUCH easier than programming a Motoman or a Fanuc (well unless you are using KAREL programming on Fanuc). Get the hell out of here lol!
9:55 you can see someone holding the robots arm LOL
what are the software used to control robot arm
11:32 dudes a robot himself O_o
Check our Arduino based industrial robotic arm.
Ama buy one to solve "I'm not a robot' captcha. 🤣
Is Robot Is Small Part in Paint Use?
Many of these arms are still too shaky
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TBH, CTRL just seemed more clunky than any of the others - maybe hight step width stepper motors, or slower hardware.
I am already in some sci fi movie.
That second ad's idea of putting the robotic arm to stir things in the kitchen or pick up toast or pick up paper from a printers was just idiotic.
perfect
I am required robot model please send more details
I LOVE IT A LOT! :-D
Got enough ad breaks on this video??
Dobot is a seless peice of toy... It is not even a quality toy let alone be a quality robotic arm for more professional usage.
I used them in my makerspace and can easily say they are worthless !
shut up boy
how are called those tools after the pen on second 00:26 - 00:28
Suctions cup series
Cool project. I'm building a 2 legged full size walking robot on my channel. Let me know what you think.
"It's smaller than small" I'm jus sayin.
and once robots have taken all the jobs very few will even be able to afford even these toys. I guess that's the way the world works already. Maybe better to already start learning to enjoy a simpler life? Farming, family, community.
i use one to move my xbox controller joystick so the console doesnt turn off
Good
reading comments - shame kickstarter failed - would have been great to help sort odd socks and hanging up washing
very good~! &&^^&&
I was here
people do not get fooled !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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These robotic arms are NOT for sale anywhere....why make a video about dead products? Their websites either don't work anymore or do not have anything for sale.
As cool as some of these are, this seems like one of those things that does the stuff you could do yourself quicker
Some will find these very useful but for someone like me it's just going to do a task I could easily do myself like getting my toast or getting me a tool
It is not a problem if the robot do the thing slower than you. You should also consider that it can do it repeatedly during way more hours than you. So if the robot do it 4 times slower but it can work essentially endlessly, then it starts to become interesting. The examples you gave are obviously true. But who would want to buy a robot arm to get a toast? People buy it to, like, assemble hundreds and hundreds of items every day or something like that.
@@astropgn yeah but personally I still don't think I'd need it just because most of the time I don't have that much repetitive work as to where I'd need assistance 🤓
And haha I know bad example but I said that just as an idea off the top of my head that maybe I'd put a second one on my counter for the sole reason of grabbing my toast when it comes out of the toaster and putting it on the plate because I'm too impatient to wait for it to cool and too lazy to grab a paper towel 😅
Hi
these ads are so bad!! jesus!
Kick starter products usually never come to actual creation.....like ALL of these robotic arms....what a shame
Except the first one, the only practical use of this robots is to teach kids about robots.
MANTAP
starting at like 10'000 bucks
The two good robots are not even for sale
You can't actually buy 99% of these. They're usually just kickstarter scams or half baked products for actual industrial applications. The price is also hidden on purpose most of the time. So you're still stuck with hobby servos to this day
I need a robot that can pick up toothpicks very fast. Can anyone of these converted to such task?
Daniel Chen a vacuum with a filter to catch toothpicks😂 funny but I'm dead serious
No no no ... I need it to pick up one by one. I have other application but based on the same mechanics.
I think Andrew is on to something. If the nozzle of the vacuum is toothpick shaped and you have some sort of filter or grill (at the very tip of the nozzle) to prevent the toothpick from being sucked in then the robotic arm just has to line up with the toothpick, get close enough, turn on the vacuum, move to final position and finally turn off the vacuum to let go. Kinda like the suction cups but you could not use that because you wouldn't get a good seal on a toothpick.
Thanks for all your input. The need is more than just toothpick, and I'm just using toothpick as example.
Oh Daniel, I see by your question, it's not so easy, like this shitting adverds videos will show.
Miryo one is ridiculous: without stability and stiffness these tools are useless!
Can it do the dishes ?
the only robot good is the dark... the others one have parkinson
Если бы денег давали на этих роботов, был бы толк, а так их вон из микросхем Китайских собирают. все.
Могу смотреть на это вечно
DOBOT 1 costs 10000
"Top 5" more like "Worst 5" These were garbage
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В конце робот криво сыграл мелодию
Could have done without the rubbish, loud music!
2nd one is garbage, Ctrl has backlash and jitter, last one is a toy...
Top five toys :D maybe. Would not call it robotic arm though.
the first one is
maximo has parkinson
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