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Dobot Myshopify. Ltd ("Yuejiang") is a leading robot arm solution provider in China. Yuejiang is established in July 2015 in Shenzhen China by 5 dedicated...

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Dobot High Precision Desktop Robot Arm: There is no Trybot
via technabob

Last year we featured the uArm, a desktop robot arm inspired by ABB industrial robots. It’s affordable and responsive, but it’s mostly a pick and place robot. The Dobot on the other hand appears to be precise enough for a variety of tasks. The Dobot...
Dobot is crowdfunding a robot that laser-engraves, 3D prints and much more
via techcrunch.olanola

Robotic arms seem like they belong in Sci-Fi movies, car factories and the dreams of DIY nerds. Dobot wants to change that, with a shiny new Kickstarter campaign bringing entry-level robotics to the desktop. The robot is extendable and can be equipped...
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uArm Swift Desktop Robotic Arm Lets You Be Tony Stark for Only $209
via eteknix

You may not have Tony Stark’s billions, his genius or his workshop full of tools, but this new $290 desktop robotic arm called uArm Swift can help with any project and be better at it than most third arm options. Sure, it may not actually be as advanced...
This Desktop Robotic Arm Can Make Almost Anything, Including New Parts For Itself
via americaninno

A 3D printer just wasn't enough. And adding a desktop CNC mill just wouldn't cut it. Well, it would cut... it just took up too much space along with the printer. Then, where do you put your laser engraver? You need a whole room for all the desktop creation...