The Kinova Lift arm increases Jaco's vertical range and mounting flexibility. This allows users to drive up to desks and tables without interference. A swing-away mechanism lets you move Jaco out of the way temporarily to facilitate transfers into and out of the wheelchair.

Follow basic safety rules when working with the Jaco, OLED display, and Lift Arm to avoid injury or damage to the equipment. It is not recommended to use the robot under heavy rain or snow. Be careful not to hit the robot on a doorframe.

The Jaco Robotic Arm, manufactured by Kinova Robotics offers individuals with mobility disabilities greater independence. It’s ideal for those with limited mobility in their arms and upper extremities and is versatile and reliable.

The kinova-ros stack provides a ROS interface for the Kinova Robotics JACO, JACO2 and MICO robotic manipulator arms. Besides wide support of Kinova products, there are many bug fixes, improvements and new features as well.

KINOVA JACO ® Assistive robot provides support to individuals affected by a vast array of conditions: Muscular dystrophy Spinal muscular atrophy Spinal cord injury Quadriplegia Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Cerebral palsy Stroke Upper limb amputation Regardless of whether you’re old or young, female or male, or

Jan 13, 2025 · One advanced assisted arm is the Kinova Jaco2, first offered by Kinova, Inc. (Broisbriand, Quebec, Canada) in 2008 (Routhier, 2014). This model is a wheelchair- mounted robotic device weighing 3 kg.

The KINOVA JACO2 Robotic Arm Service Robot is an ultra lightweight, durable, light to the touch, weather-resistant, standard with our grippers safe and highly flexible robotic arm-suitable for various collaborative applications with humans and for specifi

With a reach of 985 mm and max payload of 2.4 kg, this robotic arm equipped with either a 2-fingered or 3-fingered gripper, is ideal for handling everyday objects delicately. The Gen2 …

Kinova Jaco offers users a life changing experience by performing basic tasks defined by the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF)

This article presents Kinova’s modular robotic systems, including the robots JACO2 and MICO2, actuators and grippers.