NatV2 desktop robotic arm V0.1
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NatV2 is a budget-friendly desktop robotic arm, designed for open-source use and educational purposes. Based on the IRB 760 ABB Robotic Arm, it offers a range of features and components. To build NatV2, you will need several key elements. First, you'll require three Servomotor MG995 or equivalent units to provide precise control over the robotic arm's movements. Additionally, two Servomotors SG90 are necessary for optimal performance. A bearing 6203 is also required to ensure smooth operation, along with M3 screws for assembly and attachment. The Arduino source code and PC software can be accessed at http://natrobot3d.com/descargas/. This will provide you with the necessary instructions and tools to bring NatV2 to life. A demo of NatV2 in action is available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/BdNl2-mBo64. For more information, visit http://www.natrobot3d.com or follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NatRobot3D.
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