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FAIRINO
Fairino FR3 is a lightweight, six-axis collaborative robot with 3 kg payload, 622 mm reach, and 0.02 mm repeatability. IP65-rated and weighing just 15 kg, it suits pick and place, assembly, inspection, and gluing in electronics, semiconductors, and metal processing. Programmable in Python, C++, C#, or ROS; controlled via teach pendant or web app.
The Fairino FR3 collaborative robot is a 6 DOF articulated robot arm engineered for industrial precision tasks including assembly automation, pick and place solutions, and robotic manipulation in manufacturing environments.
Full details are available on the cobots category page for direct comparison with alternative articulated robot arms.
Is FR3 suitable for space-constrained environments? Yes, the compact and lightweight FR3 is ideal for installations where space and payload limits are critical.
What languages does the Fairino FR3 support? Programming is available in C#, C++, Python, and ROS/ROS2, providing flexibility for integration and rapid development.
How is the FR3 programmed or taught? Users can teach the FR3 using the included 10.1-inch touchscreen pendant or web application, with support for graphical interaction and code-based programming.
What makes FR3 collaborative? Built-in safety features, compliant six-axis design, and human-centric control interfaces enable the FR3 collaborative robot to operate safely alongside workers.
FR3 delivers high repeatability (0.02 mm), a 3 kg payload, and an IP65 rating, positioning it competitively for precision tasks compared to similar 6 dof collaborative robot arms. The lightweight construction further distinguishes it for easy redeployment in varied production lines.
The FR3 is built for tight spaces and light payloads, where a smaller footprint and 3 kg capacity fit better than general-purpose cobots designed for heavier loads. Choose it over larger arms when precision, mobility, and quick deployment matter more than reach or payload volume.