A scalable, flexible and adaptable service robot, enabling researchers to customize it as needs evolve. 
The robot is built for human-robot interaction, meaning it’s not intended to automate tasks, but rather to work with people, enabling  to transcend physical limitations.

Gen3 Ultra lightweight robot

The interface module on the robot allows connectivity with a wide variety of end effectors, instruments and sensors. The controller enables to connect the robot in a number of ways and is adaptable for multiple application needs. There are multiple ways of controlling the robot, including bypassing the controller for direct access to each individual actuator with closed-loop control at 1kHz.The Gen3 robot has built-in discrete 2D and 3D sensors for vision-based applications.&nbsp;The robot has a built-in functionality using ROS, MATLAB or Simulink. It has an advanced programming environment in C++ and Python. The web application connects from any desktop or mobile device, and no software installation is required.

Describes how to get started, the robotics components, dimensions, specifications, and capabilities. Describes the interface module expansion, and the robot communications and network interfaces. Goes into the control features, an the Web App User Guide. 

Gen3 User Guide

Describes what's inside the box, how to set it up, and how to control the robot arm with a gamepad.

Weight	8.3	kg (with vision module, no gripper)
Payload	4	kg (mid-range continuous; no gripper
	4.5	kg (full-reach peak / temporary; nogripper)
	1.1	kg (full-reach continuous; no gripper)
Maximum reach (fully extended)	902	mm (7 DoF)
Degrees of freedom	7