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Futuristic Gadgets: Makerarm


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"Makerarm is a robotic 3D printer, laser cutter, drawing and ink printer, fabricator and assembly machine all rolled into one that fits on a desktop and promises to make pretty much anything."TechCrunch
"'Makerarm,' 3D Printer On Steroids, Aims To Make DIY Projects Easier." Huffington Post
"Makerarm wants to 3D print, plot, and carve its way into your heart." Engadget 
"Makerarm is a digital fabrication system that lets virtually anyone make virtually anything."Digital Trends 
"Check out a new robot that can 3D print, mill, assemble electronics and even ice a cake."Fortune 
"Altogether, this makes the Makerarm one of the most flexible and capable desktop hybrid machine yet designed." 3D Printing Industry
"Perhaps the best part is all of this can be done right on your desk." Robotics Trends 
"Makerarm: The Robot That Can Make Anything." Electronics-Lab

Makerarm is multi-purpose

Makerarm works with interchangeable heads for countless applications. 
It 3D prints: Makerarm is not confined to a box and can 3D print with both filament and resin.
It carves and mills: Makerarm includes high-speed desktop milling (light duty) and carving. You can mill on a variety of materials including plastics, wood, and soft metals right on your desktop. You can even hook up heavy duty flex shaft tools such as the Dremel Fortiflex to Makerarm for power-carving, grinding, or shaping applications (with speeds up to 23,000 RPM!).
It laser engraves: Makerarm’s high power 500mW laser head (405nm) engraves and etches on plastics, wood, leather, cardboard, and more. 
It picks and places: Choose from vacuum pump coupled suction cups, electromagnetic heads, or grippers to carry out pick and place operations. 
It assembles: With the assembly heads, you can automatically place and fasten screws, carry out gluing, and perform pick and place functions.
It's a PCB fab: PCB milling, drilling, solder-paste dispensing, pick and place assembly (PCBA), and automated soldering take the hassle out of prototyping.
You can also add custom tool heads: A special hardware development kit (HDK) will allow owners to create their own custom tool heads for an unlimited number of projects!

Why choose Makerarm?

Large work area: Makerarm has one of the largest work areas among desktop 3D printers. Makerarm's reach is 15.7 inches long, 31.4 inches wide and 10 inches high for a total work area (in a semicircle configuration) of 378.5 square inches.
Auto-leveling: Makerarm allows you to print and build on any flat surface, consistently and reliably.
SCARA: Makerarm is a 3 axis (expandable to 4 axis) Selective Compliance Assembly Robotic Arm (SCARA).
Trainability: Makerarm's teach mode allows you to train the arm to repeat specific actions flawlessly.
Collaboration: Makerarm works in collaboration with other Makerarms to accomplish specific tasks such as pick and place.
Wireless control: Wi-Fi connectivity lets you control the arm from any device, anywhere.

Specs


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