Elephant Robotics Technology Panda 3Kg (4010200006)

Most buyers of collaborative robots start by asking how much the arm can lift. For precision work the better question is how faithfully it returns to the same point, and the Elephant Robotics Technology Panda 3Kg (4010200006) answers that with a repeatability of ±0.05mm. It is a compact six-axis arm for benches, test stations and small assembly cells, where steady accuracy counts for more than raw strength.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company and the P Series

Elephant Robotics developed the P Series as a family of universal 6-axis collaborative robots. The series comes in two payload versions, 3kg and 5kg, called P3 and P5 for short. The Panda 3Kg is the P3. Both versions run the same operating system, RoboFlow, which Elephant Robotics also developed. A team that learns one version therefore knows the other.

A shared platform matters in practice. A workshop can start with the lighter arm, learn the software and the working method, and later add the heavier version without relearning the basics. For a buyer in the Caribbean, where a single integrator often serves several small sites, that continuity saves training time.

Positioning and key technology

The P3 is built for light, precise tasks. Assembly, handling and testing are the work the P Series can complete when it is fitted with a suitable end-effector. The arm is made of aluminium alloy and rubber, and it can be mounted at any angle. That means it can stand on a bench, hang from a frame or sit on a wall, depending on how the cell is laid out.

On the software side, the API can be integrated with any programming language. The SDK covers Python, C++ and Java, so a team can write control logic in the language it already uses. RoboFlow serves as the operating system for setting up and running the arm.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the communication interfaces, the I/O ports, the power supply voltage, the controller dimensions or the brake type; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the Panda 3Kg different from the P5?

The two versions share a great deal: the same repeatability, the same tool speed, the same IP54 classification, the same temperature range and the same base footprint. What separates them is size and effort. The P3 carries 3kg and reaches 550mm. The P5 carries 5kg and reaches 850mm. The P3 draws a typical 160W, against 260W for the P5, and its first three axes turn faster, at 180°/sec instead of 150°/sec.

The choice therefore comes down to the task. If the parts, the grippers and the working area are small, the P3 is the natural fit, and its lower power draw is a modest bonus. If the cell needs more reach or a heavier tool, the Elephant Robotics Technology Panda 5KG (4010200007) is the version to examine.

Does the Panda 3Kg suit a small workshop?

The base measures 123mm×123mm, and the arm weighs 17kg. Those two figures describe a machine that does not demand a dedicated floor plan. Because it can be mounted at any angle, it can be placed where space is available rather than where the robot insists on standing.

The operating temperature range of 0-50℃ and the IP54 classification are useful for planning. A site with heat, dust or splashing should be discussed when the quotation is prepared.

Who is the Panda 3Kg for?

Integrators and automation engineers are the first group. They get an arm with an open SDK in Python, C++ and Java, so they can fit it into an existing control scheme instead of rebuilding around it.

Small manufacturers and workshops are the second group. For them, a compact collaborative arm can take over repetitive handling or assembly steps, and it can sit next to the people who already work at the bench. The ±0.05mm repeatability suits work where a part must land in the same place every time.

Test and quality teams form the third group. Testing is one of the tasks named for the series, and a repeatable arm presses, positions and presents parts the same way on every cycle. Schools and training centers can also use it to teach six-axis programming on a machine of realistic scale.

Buyers whose parts are heavier, or whose work area is wider than 550mm, should look at the Panda 5KG instead. Anyone comparing the wider range can browse the Elephant category.

What is the Panda 3Kg used for?

1. Assembly: the arm places and joins small components, with a repeatability of ±0.05mm keeping each position consistent.
2. Handling: with a suitable end-effector it moves light parts between stations, trays and fixtures.
3. Testing: it presents, presses or positions items during inspection and functional checks.
4. Bench-side automation: it works at a workstation next to a person, taking over the repetitive steps of a task.
5. Custom software projects: integrators control it from Python, C++ or Java through the SDK.
6. Training and development: students and engineers learn six-axis motion and RoboFlow on a compact machine.

Pricing and Availability

No price is shown on this page, because each project differs in tooling, site conditions and support needs. Quotation is the way to proceed. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Panda 3Kg (4010200006) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payload and reach does the Panda 3Kg have?

The Panda 3Kg is the P3 version, with a payload of 3kg and a reach of 550mm. The P5 version offers 5kg and 850mm.

How accurate is it?

The repeatability is ±0.05mm, and the P5 version has the same figure.

Which programming languages can I use?

The SDK supports Python, C++ and Java, and the API can be integrated with any programming language. The arm runs the RoboFlow operating system.

What protection rating does it carry?

The IP classification is IP54, and the operating temperature range is 0-50℃.

Can it be mounted on a wall or overhead?

Yes. The robot can be mounted at any angle.

What comes in the box?

A reseller lists the P3 collaborative robotic arm, a power box, connection cables, a tablet pendant, an emergency stop button, a hex wrench with screws and a user manual.

Where can I buy the Panda 3Kg and what does it cost?

You can request a quotation on this page, and the price is provided with the quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged at the same time.

Summary

The Panda 3Kg puts accuracy ahead of brute strength. It offers a 3kg payload, 550mm of reach, ±0.05mm repeatability, IP54 and a small 123mm×123mm base, along with an open SDK and the RoboFlow system shared across the P Series. It suits assembly, handling and testing at small scale, and the P5 and the wider Elephant range cover heavier or larger jobs. If a precise, compact collaborative arm fits your project, this page is the starting point.