MiKoBots
MiKoBots is a company focused on making robotic arms accessible to everyone. In addition to our robotic arms, we have developed open-source software that allows you to control them easily.
MiKoBots Studio
Easy and free to use robotic programming software
Meet MiKoBots Studio, an open-source software for controlling your robotic arm. It features functions like simulation, G-code interpreter, and many more.
MiKo-1 a 3D printed robotic arm
Meet MiKo-1, our first robotic arm! MiKo-1 is available as a kit or as digital files. The robot has a reach of over 450 mm and a payload capacity of 1.5 kg. A perfect robotic arm for hobbyists, students, and professionals.
Miko-1
Products
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IO box
MiKo € 10,00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
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3 finger gripper
MiKo € 6,00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Standard gripper
MiKo € 5,00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Miko 1 robot arm
MiKo € 65,00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Blog and updates
Kickstarter
Last week, we successfully raised over €24,000 through our Kickstarter campaign. Late pledges are open until the end of July, and we will launch our online shop after delivering rewards to backers.
Open-source software
The robot arms has open-source software MiKoBots studio. In the software are many features build in like simulation, g-code interperter and vision contol.
Vision
Vision control is becoming more important for industrial robots, to respond to this we have build in a feature in the software to control the robot by vision.
Kit
The robot arm is designed as a 3D printing kit, this means that the whole structure of the robot arm is made out of 3D-printed parts. The other parts like motors, pulleys and bearings are all standard parts which you can buy on sites like Amazon or AliExpress.
Tools
You can connect multiple end effector tools to the robot arm, like a gripper, vacuum tool or a magnet.