e.DO Robot

Small articulated robot with integrated open-source intelligence

e.DO robot has 6 powered axes and a maximum payload of 1kg and can perform all kinds of tasks, from simple movements in space to pick & place operations like lifting, moving, manipulating and rotating parts right up to complex automated procedures.

Thanks to the support of innovative teaching and learning tools, e.DO makes educational projects far more stimulating and exciting.


e.DO is the ideal companion for learning and teaching mathematics, physics and technology. It also lets
you experiment with basic and advanced robotic principles and practice most common programming
Languages.

e.DO helps you learn in an original and entertaining way, combining theory with practice and encouraging group participation and inclusion. Its modular, flexible design, encourages creativity and helps both teachers and students to advance and personalize their skill sets.

Discover the educational possibilities that e.DO offers you thanks to innovative and engaging tools designed for students, teachers and families

Tools, educational programs and laboratories integrated with the e.DO Experience, to guide and accompany both teachers and students in the learning paths with e.DO Robot and e.DO Cube.

Activity Cards

Didactic material to assist students and teachers during educational experiences conducted with the e.DO robot and e.DO Cube

DidAPPs

Interactive learning paths, developed by Comau to guide teachers and students in every phase of the learning path with
e.DO robot and e.DO Cube

Training Packages

complete, turn-key teaching projects, designed for presentation in conjunction with an e.DO robot and e.DO Cube

e.DO combines all the technological know-how of Comau – worldwide leader in industrial automation –
with a complete open-source philosophy. Thanks to open control logic and a native ROS, e.DO
gives users complete freedom to create and run programs and applications.

based on open-source hardware
architecture and software

composite plastic casings and a base
unit with integrated control logic and memory

modular structure even permits personalised configurations

Each motorised unit has its own autonomous mechanical and electronic controller that can be configured to meet the operator’s needs