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xArm ESP32 Bus Servo Robotic Arm Powered by Open-source ESP32 Python Programmable Robot
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xArm ESP32 Bus Servo Robotic Arm Powered by Open-source ESP32 Python Programmable Robot

R 11 389,00Ex Tax: R 9 903,48
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Description

The xArm ESP32 is an open-source desktop robotic arm designed for students, educators, and makers looking to master robotics and Python programming. Powered by an ESP32 controller, it features built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless communication. It is the perfect platform for exploring inverse kinematics, automated gripping, and secondary sensor development.

Open-source MicroPython control

The xArm-ESP32 is a desktop robotic arm powered by an ESP32 controller. It supports MicroPython programming alongside Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless communication for versatile project deployment.

Open-source MicroPython control

Modular ESP32 core board

The open-source controller features a modular design with an integrated ESP32 core board. Multiple built-in interfaces allow for straightforward expansion and custom programming.

Modular ESP32 core board

High-torque intelligent bus servos

Equipped with LX-225 intelligent bus servos, the arm delivers 25kg of torque. This powerful actuation enables the robotic arm to reliably grip and lift heavier objects.

High-torque intelligent bus servos

Inverse kinematics operational logic

Detailed analysis of the xArm ESP32 inverse kinematics is provided. This helps users thoroughly understand and program the precise operational logic of the robotic arm.

Inverse kinematics operational logic

Support for secondary development

The robotic arm includes a sensor expansion package to facilitate secondary development. This allows users to create a diverse range of custom applications and interactive games.

Support for secondary development

Sonic distance ranging

Using ultrasonic sensors, the robotic arm can measure distances to objects and execute automatic gripping routines.

Sonic distance ranging

Colour recognition and sorting

The arm can identify different colours to perform targeted sorting and gripping tasks.

Colour recognition and sorting

Infrared-based gripping

Infrared sensors allow the arm to detect the presence of nearby objects and trigger automated gripping actions.

Infrared-based gripping

Versatile manual control options

The xArm ESP32 supports control via a computer mouse, physical handle, or wireless motion glove, making it highly accessible and easy to operate.

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