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The DOBOT CR3L is an ultra-long cobot with a reach of 1700 mm, an increase of 11.5% in comparison to the previous version of the DOBOT CR10. | Credit: Dobot

DOBOT announces the product launch of the CR3L Collaborative Robot at Automate 2022.

The DOBOT CR3L is an ultra-long cobot with a reach of 1700 mm, an increase of 11.5% in comparison to the previous version of the DOBOT CR10, which had the max reach of 1525 mm. The robotic body of the CR3L enables performing in small spaces, perfect for applications requiring extended reach for robots, such as loading and unloading, sorting, and wide-range inspection of small parts in consumer electronics and semiconductor industries.

Along with the DOBOT CR3L robotic arm, there are six different versions of the DOBOT CR Collaborative Robot Series products with diverse payload types: 3kg, 5kg, 7kg, 10kg, 12kg, and 16kg.

The DOBOT CR Series robots provide affordable automated solutions for rich industrial sets that cover a wide range of scenarios, such as automotive, consumer electronics, semiconductor, food, garment, hardware, plastic and chemical, operating in loading and unloading, handling, gluing, testing, screwing and packaging applications.

DOBOT will showcase the CR Collaborative Robot Series at the Automate Show 2022. At the DOBOT booth, visitors will see the performance of the CR5 in a variety of applications, including screwdriving. Also on display in the booth, visitor can experience a demo of DOBOT SafeSkin – a solution that sensing contact with the robot’s exterior.

It is designed with pre-collision sensing technology to ensure high production efficiency and provide the collaborative robots with human-machine cooperation safety solutions, such as non-contact proximity perception and collision prevention. Visitors will also see the CR10 cobot in palletizing, the M1 Pro SCARA collaborative robot in loading & unloading, and the MG400 desktop robot in gluing and SIM card feeding.

If you are at Automate 2022, you’ll find DOBOT at Booth 1649. | Credit: Dobot