Build Your Own Desktop Robotic Arm, Make n Learn Robotics Kit

Features Base Plain Bearing, Simplified Gripper Mechanism , Conformable Soft Jaws , Quick change End Effector Tooling Socket, Ultrasonic Module HC-SR04 Bracket, Mounting holes for Arduino Uno, Nano IO Board, Arduino Nano via Unique ICSP Pins Mount, Raspbery Pi Zero and 2/3 B+ and NodeMcu ESP 8266 Motor Driver Micro Controllers, Improved Cable Management, and More!! The ArmUno 2.0 Robotic Arm has been redesigned from the ground up yet still shares the same footprint and link geometry as the original ArmUno 1.0 Robot Arm. As always Microbotlabs arm kits includes access to the latest MeCon robot control software and example Arduino source code so you can get into your robotic building adventure as fast as possible.

The Original ArmUno Version 1.0 is no longer available in kit form. This robotic arm was Microbot Labs first arm design. it incorporated a base bearing for some badly needed arm stability over the MeArm from which it was derived. Styling changes were made to the links and box frame to make it look better and get away from the "Popsicle Stick" look of the original MeArm (Our Opinion :/). The gripper mechanism was equipped with quick change jaws. Below is the original launch  announcement.

News Flash! - Microbotlabs officially names their first kit!

Say hello to ArmUno! The cutest little micro robotic arm that we have ever seen! Though small in size he still demonstrates the basic principles of Industrial robotics with entry level  computer programing and motion control theory. The Armuno  kit is an open source hardware design with proud heritage from the Mearm Project and includes MeCon Pro motion control software for Windows and Arduino with teach and playback ability.

The Original MeArm Robotic Arm desktop class robot design grabbed the attention of makers around the world. it grabbed Microbotlabs attention in a big way too, in fact you can say it is the reason for Microbotlabs existence. it opened our eyes to the possibility of having an affordable robotics system for about the same price as entry level Arduino starter kits that pretty much just enabled you to make programmable blinking lights. Hmm... Blinking light vs a real workable programmable robotic arm! The robotic arm wins!, at least in our view. of course combine the two and its a win win situation for getting people interested in the many fields that encompass robotics such as computer programing, mechanical engineering, electronic circuit design. it is hard to dismiss the incredible imagination inspiring coolness that robots represent. The MeArm was Microbotlabs Inspiration to design a more extensible DIY robotic arm kit. the result was the ArmUno with every kit including ready to use MeCon robot control software and quick change jaw claws. The ArmUno 2.0 kit takes extensibility to the limit with its end effector tooling socket, micro controller friendly base, sensor brackets and many more options in development.

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