7-DOF Redundant Force-Controlled Collaborative Robot
The Diana 7 is a 7-degree-of-freedom force-controlled collaborative robot developed by Agile Robots, a robotics company headquartered in Munich, Germany. Unlike conventional 6-axis cobots, the Diana 7's redundant 7th axis provides null-space motion capability — allowing the robot to reconfigure its elbow position without moving the end-effector. Combined with high-precision joint torque sensors and 1000Hz control frequency, this enables sub-millimeter force-controlled operations critical for precision assembly, deburring, polishing, and even surgical robotics applications.
Built-in high-precision torque sensors at each joint deliver 0.5N force control accuracy. Enables delicate operations like electronic component insertion, surface polishing, and compliant grinding without dedicated force-torque sensors.
The 7th redundant axis enables null-space motion — the robot can adjust its joint configuration to avoid obstacles while maintaining the exact same end-effector pose. Critical for working in cluttered environments.
Diana 7 MED variant holds IEC 60601-1 and IEC 60601-1-2 medical device certifications. White finish, anti-optical reflection coating, and alcohol-wipe compatible surface for surgical and clinical environments.
Each Cartesian axis allows independent stiffness and damping parameter configuration. This programmable compliance enables adaptive behavior for contact tasks — from stiff positioning to soft compliance for delicate surface following.
Proprietary robot operating system with millisecond-level visual recognition, automatic path planning, and deep learning/reinforcement learning-based intelligent algorithms. Enables adaptive manipulation in unstructured environments.
Franka Control Interface (FCI) provides direct access to control algorithms via C++, Python, and Lua scripting. Researchers and integrators can implement custom control strategies without firmware modifications.
Automatic load mass and inertia identification with real-time compensation. The robot autonomously detects tool weight distribution and adjusts dynamics parameters, eliminating manual calibration procedures.
1kHz control frequency ensures responsive force control with minimal latency. The high update rate enables stable contact transitions and smooth force profiles during dynamic operations like grinding or assembly insertion.
Compliant with EN ISO 10218-1, EN ISO 13849-1 PL d/Cat.3, EN ISO 12100, and EN 60204-1 safety standards. Comprehensive safety functions ensure safe human-robot collaboration in shared workspaces.
High-resolution 1280×800 touchscreen teach pendant supports graphical programming, script editing, and real-time force visualization. Intuitive interface reduces programming time for complex force-controlled tasks.
Standard 16DI/16DO with 2AI/2AO, expandable to 32 or 48 I/O channels. Flexible configuration accommodates complex sensor arrays, multi-gripper setups, and peripheral device integration.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Controller Dimensions | 483×377×192 mm |
| Controller Weight | 16-18 kg |
| Power Supply | 110-240VAC, 50/60Hz |
| Control Frequency | 1000 Hz |
| Standard I/O | 16 DI/16 DO, 2 AI/2 AO |
| Optional I/O | 32 or 48 channels |
| Communication Protocols | Modbus-TCP, TCP/IP, RS232 |
| Programming Interface | FCI (C++/Python/Lua), Graphical, Script |
| Teach Pendant | 12.1" Touchscreen, 1280×800 |
| Tool Flange | ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 |
| Operating Temperature | 0~50°C |
| Operating Humidity | 90% RH (non-condensing) |
| Safety Standard | EN ISO 13849-1:2023 PL d/Cat.3 |
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