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Mirobot · Desktop Industrial Robot Arm

Mirobot Education Kit

6-axis desktop industrial robot for teaching and research

Ideal forEngineering colleges, polytechnics, universities and senior-secondary (K9–K12) robotics labs
6+1Axes
±0.2 mmRepeatability
315 mmWorking radius
1.5 kgNet weight
Installation & commissioningFaculty trainingIndia-based support
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What is it?

Mirobot is a six-axis desktop robot built on the same kinematic structure as an industrial robot, scaled down to 1:10. Students program it exactly the way an engineer programs a factory robot — coordinate frames, motion commands, trajectories, I/O — but on a lab bench, from a normal power socket, without a full industrial robot cell.

The Education Kit is the entry configuration: the arm, a full pneumatic tool set (suction cup, two-finger and three-finger soft grippers), a servo gripper, pen holder and the official programming textbook. It is ready for a first robotics lab and grows with you — add AI vision, a conveyor or a sliding rail later without replacing the robot.

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Who is it for?

Departments and programme levels this system is designed for.

  • Mechanical
  • Mechatronics
  • Robotics & Automation
  • Electrical & Electronics
  • ECE
  • CSE
  • AI & Data Science
  • Production & Industrial
Senior school (K9–K12)Teach-and-play, Blockly, palletising, conveyor basics
UG / DiplomaKinematics, Python, trajectory planning, PLC, I/O
PG / ResearchROS, MoveIt!, MATLAB simulation, vision & AI
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What can students learn?

Learning outcomes covered by the curriculum.

  • Robot coordinate systems and frames
  • DH parameters, forward and inverse kinematics
  • Motion commands and trajectory planning
  • Teach-and-play and graphical (Blockly) programming
  • Python, C++ and G-code programming via open API
  • ROS simulation — URDF, RViz, MoveIt! and Gazebo
  • MATLAB robot simulation
  • Pick-and-place, palletising and material handling
  • Pneumatic and soft-gripper end-effectors
  • Robot I/O, sensors and RS485 communication
  • Conveyor integration and sorting (with add-on)
  • Machine vision and AI sorting (with AI Vision Set)
  • Robot control from a microcontroller and a PLC
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What is included?

Hardware in the box, plus what RoboxRise delivers with it.

In the box

  • ROBOXRISE Mirobot robotic arm × 1
  • Power cable & High-speed USB cable & IDC cable × 1
  • Pen holder × 1
  • Micro servo gripper × 1
  • Multifunctional Extender box × 1
  • Mirobot sticker × 1
  • Handbook × 1
  • Pneumatic set (including pneumatic box, suction cup, two-finger gripper, three-finger soft gripper) × 1
  • Online Textbook (ROBOXRISE Mirobot Robotic Arm Programming and Control) × 1

Delivered by RoboxRise

  • Official textbook — RoboxRise Mirobot Robotic Arm Programming and Control
  • Experiment handbook, lesson resources, sample code and demo videos
  • Faculty training (train-the-trainer) for your lab staff
  • Installation and commissioning at your institution
  • Technical support from India-based robotics engineers
  • Defined warranty and spares support — terms in your quotation
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Experiments

20 of the lab experiments students perform on this system.

  1. Robot system overview, homing and safe start-up
  2. Joint vs Cartesian jogging
  3. Base, tool and user coordinate frames
  4. Deriving the DH parameters of a 6-axis arm
  5. Forward and inverse kinematics verification
  6. Point-to-point, linear and arc motion
  7. Trajectory planning and path smoothing
  8. Teach-and-play programming
  9. Blockly pick-and-place program
  10. Controlling the arm from Python
  11. Palletising and de-palletising with a suction cup
  12. Gripping strategies: two-finger vs three-finger soft gripper
  13. Writing and drawing — path accuracy study
  14. Robot I/O and external signals
  15. ROS motion simulation with URDF and RViz
  16. Real-robot control with MoveIt! and Gazebo
  17. MATLAB kinematic simulation
  18. Motion control from a microcontroller (AVR)
  19. Motion control from a PLC
  20. Conveyor tracking and colour sortingneeds Conveyor Belt Set + AI Vision Set
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Technical specifications

Axes6 (7th axis with optional Sliding Rail Set)
Repeatability±0.2 mm
Payload250 g
Working radius315 mm
Net weight1.5 kg
StructureIndustrial 6-axis architecture at 1:10 scale
Control modesPC software, teach pendant, vision control
CommunicationUSB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RS485
ProgrammingBlockly (graphical), teach-and-play, Python, C/C++, G-code
Supported platformsROS, MATLAB, CoppeliaSim (V-REP), AVR microcontroller, PLC, OpenCV / OpenMV, YOLOv5, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Omniverse
End-effectors in kitMicro servo gripper, suction cup, pneumatic two-finger gripper, three-finger soft gripper, pen holder
ApplicationsWriting & drawing, laser engraving, material handling, palletising, sorting

Specifications may vary by configuration. Your formal quotation lists the exact configuration supplied.

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Warranty & support

All RoboxRise institutional systems are supplied with defined warranty, technical support and commissioning terms according to the selected configuration. Detailed commercial terms are provided with the formal quotation.

InstallationDelivered, installed and commissioned at your lab
Faculty trainingTrain-the-trainer at handover
Technical supportIndia-based robotics engineers
Spares & repairDefined spares and repair process

Read our warranty & support approach

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Questions

Do students need prior robotics experience?

No. Students start with teach-and-play and Blockly, then move to Python, kinematics and ROS. The textbook is sequenced from first motion to advanced programming.

How many students can share one robot?

We recommend 3–4 students per robot for hands-on practice. For a class of 30, most labs start with 6–8 robots plus add-ons.

Can we add vision, a conveyor or a rail later?

Yes. The AI Vision Set, Conveyor Belt Set and Sliding Rail Set connect directly to Mirobot, so the lab can grow without replacing the robot.

What safety arrangements are needed?

Mirobot is a compact, low-payload desktop robot designed for supervised bench-top use and runs from a standard socket — no industrial robot cell is needed. Moving joints and grippers can still pinch, so students should work under faculty supervision with the emergency stop within reach, and the lab should follow a simple risk assessment for the tools and accessories in use. We cover safe operation during faculty training.

What happens after we order?

We deliver, install and commission the robots at your institution, train your faculty, and remain your support contact. Exact scope, warranty and timelines are written into your formal quotation.

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