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GT ROBOT – Five/Six-Axis Articulated Robot

GT ROBOT is a five/six-axis articulated robotic arm designed for learning, training, and industrial application development. The structural components of the robotic arm are 3D printed using Gridar Technologies MATRIX Pro / GT-300 3D printing systems, ensuring precision, strength, and repeatability.

The robot is easy to program and operate. Its controller software supports robot programming, 3D simulation, integration with input/output systems, and vision system compatibility. GT ROBOT is a plug-and-play solution, enabling quick setup and deployment.

 

It provides hands-on experience in industrial applications such as pick-and-place, assembly, and palletizing, making it ideal for learning and training applications.

Made in India
Built for Tough Usage
Quality
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Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Robot Type Articulated Robotic Arm
Number of Axes 5
Vertical Height 600 mm (excluding end effector)
Working Reach 100 mm – 450 mm
Rated Payload 0.5 kg
Repeatability ±1.0 mm
Axis 1 (Base Rotation) 240°
Axis 2 (Shoulder) 180°
Axis 3 (Elbow) 180°
Axis 4 (Wrist Pitch) 340°
Axis 5 (Wrist Rotation) 180°
Actuation Type Electric
Drive System Stepper motors
End Effector Servo-driven gripper
Controller RAMPS 1.4 with Arduino Platform
Control Software Quantum Robotic Arm Control Software
Input / Output Voltage 12 V DC
Power Supply 230 V AC, 50 Hz
Mounting Type Table-mounted
Net Weight 15 kg


Software

Supports execution of up to twelve (12) axes within a single G-code file.

Note: While a standard six-axis robotic arm may be sufficient for basic tasks, additional auxiliary axes are utilized in real-world applications to extend reach, improve positioning, and assist in complex operations.

Joystick-based manual control for intuitive operation and teaching.

Servo-controlled gripper support.

Motor enable/disable functionality for safe operation and maintenance.

Automatic G-code recording during teaching or manual operation.

Ability to execute G-code line-by-line for debugging, validation, and instructional purposes.

Supports storage of unlimited G-code files, subject to controller memory.

Automatic return-to-home position functionality.

Mechanical
Component Description
Structural Parts High-strength 3D-printed components for lightweight and modular construction
Bearings Precision ball bearings for smooth and stable motion
Linear Guidance Hardened smooth rods for accurate linear movement
Transmission System Belt drive mechanism for efficient power transfer
Motors High-torque stepper motors for precise positioning
Machine

Applications

Educational Institutions
Robotics labs, engineering colleges, STEM programs

Light Automation
Basic pick-and-place and motion demonstrations

Research & Development
Prototyping, algorithm testing, motion studies

Skill Development & Training
Industrial robotics fundamentals and automation learning

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