From graduation project
to product.
Reachbotics grew out of Mertali Dengiz’s graduation project in Mechatronics Engineering at Manisa Celal Bayar University. The project’s application to TÜBİTAK is in progress.
An open robot arm for students.
At universities, access to industrial robot arms is often hard to get and expensive. We are building Reachbotics as an open, extensible six-axis arm that students can use for learning, course projects and their own development work, at a cost they can reach.
We started with the joint: a cycloidal reducer you can print on a desktop printer. We combined six of them into an arm and connected it to our own control board and software.
- MechanicsA reducer of our own design and a six-axis arm.
- ElectronicsA system that drives six motors from a single board.
- SoftwareA 3D interface that drives the arm from your computer.
What we believe in.
Our files come with the CAD source; no locked formats or withheld parts.
No machining or custom-made parts; an FDM printer and standard bearings are enough.
Out-of-limit motions are not silently clamped; they are rejected. The emergency stop circuit works independently of the software.
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