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About A1X

Safety Instructions​

The Galaxea robotic arm may pose safety hazards if operated improperly.

  • Before you start using the robotic arm, be sure to read the following safety notes in detail.
  • Personnel who are not yet familiar with this safety guide must be strictly supervised when near the robot and must be clearly informed of the potential risks of robot operation.
  • Before using this product, be sure to thoroughly inspect the surrounding environment to rule out any potential safety threats.

Technical Specifications​

Mechanical Parameter A1X Value
Dimensions 600L x 100W x 305H mm
Weight 4.2 kg
Rated Voltage 24V
Rated Current 5A
Maximum Current 8A
Communication Interface USB2.0, CAN
Performance Parameter A1X Value
Degrees of Freedom 6
Rated Payload 3kg@0.6m
Maximum Payload 5kg@0.6m
Arm Reach 600 mm
Maximum End-Effector Linear Velocity 5 m/s
Maximum End-Effector Acceleration 38 m/s²
Repeatability ±0.05 mm

Hardware Architecture​

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Mechanical Structure​

Joints​

A1X​

The A1X robotic arm has 6 joints, with a maximum rotation angle of 330 degrees.

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Joint Rated Torque (Nm) Peak Torque (Nm) Rated Speed (rpm) Peak Speed (rpm) Gear Ratio Working Range
Joint 1 9 27 36 100 40 [-165°,165°]
Joint 2 20 50 40 120 39 [0, 180°]
Joint 3 9 27 36 100 40 [-190°,0°]
Joint 4 5 12 260 315 10 [-90°,90°]
Joint 5 5 12 260 315 10 [-90°,90°]
Joint 6 5 12 260 315 10 [-165°, 165°]

Note: Each joint of the robotic arm has a 2° limit protection on its working range.

The working range of each joint of the robotic arm is shown in the figure below:

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  • Figure 1: The maximum rotation angle of Joint 1 in the Yaw direction is 330 degrees, with a rotation radius of 600 mm.
  • Figure 2: The maximum rotation angles of Joint 2 and Joint 3 in the positive Pitch direction are 180 degrees and 190 degrees respectively; the maximum rotation angle of Joint 4 in the Pitch direction is 180 degrees.
  • Figure 3: The maximum rotation angle of Joint 5 in the Yaw direction is 180 degrees; the maximum rotation angle of Joint 6 in the Roll direction is 330 degrees.

Base​

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Base Remarks
Dimensions 75L x 75W mm
Power Port Rated Voltage: 24 V
Communication Port USB 2.0, CAN
Mounting Holes Four M6 threads, 6.3 mm diameter

End-Effector​

Galaxea G1 Gripper​

The Galaxea G1 is a self-developed parallel gripper, equipped with one joint motor and a two-finger clamp.

Note: The A1XY robotic arm does not include a gripper. Please contact us to purchase one if needed.

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Gripper Remarks
Length 145 mm
Finger Length 78 mm
Motor Diameter 57 mm
Gripper Operating Range 0 ~ 100 mm
Gripper Rated Force 100 N

Installation​

Follow the steps below to install the G1 gripper onto the end of the robotic arm (reverse the steps to remove the gripper).

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  1. Alignment check: Ensure the 3 mounting holes around the gripper are aligned with the 3 mounting holes at the end of the robotic arm.
  2. Screw fixing: After alignment, use the 3 provided screws to fix and tighten the gripper onto the end of the robotic arm.
  3. Security check: After tightening the screws, check again whether the gripper is properly aligned and securely mounted.
  4. Connect the harness: Connect the CAN harness on the outer side of J6 at the end of the robotic arm to the communication port of the gripper.

Installing Other End-Effectors​

Follow the steps below to install other end-effectors onto the end of the robotic arm (reverse the steps to remove them). A dexterous hand is used here as an example.

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  1. Alignment check: Using the custom adapter flange, align the 4 mounting holes around the flange with the dexterous hand, and align the flange with the 3 mounting holes around the end of the robotic arm.
  2. Screw fixing: After alignment, use the provided screws to fix and connect the dexterous hand, flange, and the end of the robotic arm together.
  3. Security check: After tightening the screws, check again whether the dexterous hand is properly aligned and securely mounted.
  4. Connect the harness: Connect the CAN harness on the outer side of joint J6 at the end of the robotic arm to the communication port of the end-effector.

The flange STP file can be found athttps://github.com/userguide-galaxea/STP/tree/main/A1X