Can I add custom sensors and actuators to the EduArt Eduard robot?

Yes, the EduArt Eduard uses an Arduino-standard interface with multiple internal voltage taps that let you add custom sensors and actuators simultaneously. The aluminum profile frame also accepts modular mounting hardware for rapid prototyping.

What is the payload capacity of the EduArt Eduard Teaching Robot?

The EduArt Eduard carries a 10 kg payload on an 8 kg platform, making it suitable for mobile manipulation tasks in research and classroom settings.

Does the EduArt Eduard work with ROS?

The EduArt Eduard is compatible with both ROS1 and ROS2, making it ready for advanced robotics research workflows and integration with external systems.

How do I connect the EduArt Eduard to external systems?

The EduArt Eduard provides Ethernet and USB connections for direct integration with external systems, plus an Arduino-standard electrical interface for custom electronics.

Is the EduArt Eduard suitable for classroom use?

The EduArt Eduard is designed as an expandable, modular education and training robot suitable for both robotics labs and STEM classrooms out of the box.

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EduArt Robotik eduard Teaching Robot, 10 kg payload

Name: EduArt Robotik eduard Teaching Robot, 10 kg payload
Brand: EduArt Robotik
SKU: 3221
Price: 11300 USD
Availability: InStock

EduArt Robotik

$11,300.00

The eduard is an expandable mobile robot for education and research, weighing 8 kg with a 10 kg payload capacity. It supports ROS1 and ROS2 programming, Arduino interfaces, and mechanical expansion via aluminum profiles for custom sensors and actuators.

EduArt Eduard Mobile Robot is a research-ready teaching robot engineered by EduArt Robotik for robotics labs, STEM classrooms, and mobile platform development.

Headline Specifications:

Payload: 10 kg
Platform weight: 8 kg
Software compatibility: ROS1 and ROS2
Electrical interface: Arduino-standard

Expandability and Customisation:

Easily expand Eduard Mobile Robot with custom sensors or actuators through multiple internal voltage taps.
Mechanical aluminum profiles accept modular mounting hardware for rapid prototyping.
Add custom electronics using the Arduino interface, with USB and Ethernet connection options.

Software and Integration:

ROS1 and ROS2 compatibility allows integration with advanced robotics projects and seamless use in research environments. The Eduard Mobile Robot supports educational AGV applications, sensor development, and programming workflows.

Competitive Advantages:

Configurable mobile platform for proof-of-concept work and academic settings.
Open electrical and mechanical interfaces compared to closed-architecture robots.
Arduino expandable for rapid learning and experimental robotics.

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Weight0.0708 kg

Weight8 kg

Max Payload10 kg

Payload: 10 kg
Mounting Interface: Aluminum profiles
Programming: ROS1, ROS2
Electrical Expansion: Arduino
Ethernet
USB

Expandable education and training robot, modular for research or classroom use
Suitable for both training and research applications out of the box
Arduino-standard interface lets you add custom sensors and actuators
Ethernet and USB connections enable direct integration with external systems
Multiple internal voltage taps power diverse sensors and actuators simultaneously
Carries 10 kg payload on 8 kg platform for mobile manipulation tasks
ROS1 and ROS2 compatible, ready for advanced robotics research workflows

: Yes, the EduArt Eduard uses an Arduino-standard interface with multiple internal voltage taps that let you add custom sensors and actuators simultaneously. The aluminum profile frame also accepts modular mounting hardware for rapid prototyping.
: The EduArt Eduard carries a 10 kg payload on an 8 kg platform, making it suitable for mobile manipulation tasks in research and classroom settings.
: The EduArt Eduard is compatible with both ROS1 and ROS2, making it ready for advanced robotics research workflows and integration with external systems.
: The EduArt Eduard provides Ethernet and USB connections for direct integration with external systems, plus an Arduino-standard electrical interface for custom electronics.
: The EduArt Eduard is designed as an expandable, modular education and training robot suitable for both robotics labs and STEM classrooms out of the box.

Teaching robot vs closed-architecture industrial platforms:

The EduArt Eduard is designed for education, research, and rapid prototyping, whereas most industrial robots lock you into fixed tooling and proprietary software. Choose Eduard when you need an open, modular platform that students and researchers can modify.

For classroom labs and STEM training, the Arduino-standard interface and ROS1/ROS2 support let learners add sensors and actuators without vendor lock-in.
On proof-of-concept mobile manipulation projects under 10 kg payload, the lightweight 8 kg platform and internal voltage taps support diverse experimental setups.
In research environments requiring custom sensor integration, Ethernet and USB connections enable direct external-system hookup without middleware overhead.
For rapid prototyping on a budget, modular aluminum profiles and expandable electrical design accelerate iterative builds compared to proprietary systems.

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EduArt Robotik eduard Teaching Robot, 10 kg payload

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Expandability and Customisation:

Software and Integration:

Competitive Advantages:

Configure or Request Information:

Key Specifications

Features

Frequently asked questions

How this compares

Teaching robot vs closed-architecture industrial platforms:

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