Elephant Robotics Technology Myarm M750 (4011200003)

Most desktop robotic arms ask you to bring the work to them. With a reach of 750mm and a total span of 1500mm, the Elephant Robotics Technology Myarm M750 (4011200003) reverses that arrangement. From a single mounting point it covers the depth of a full workbench, handles a rated payload of 500g (up to 1kg maximum) and comes with a 1 DOF parallel gripper. It is a compact machine with the working envelope of a much larger one, and it is built for laboratories and development teams that need room to move rather than room to spare.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the myArm M750 to universities, research groups, developers and companies throughout the EU and the DACH region. We prepare each quotation individually, arrange delivery to your site and remain your point of contact for technical questions once the arm is in service.

Background

Elephant Robotics and the myArm family

Elephant Robotics designs compact robotic arms for education, research and product development, and its range is listed together in our Elephant category. Alongside the myCobot series, which includes the myCobot 320 and the myCobot Pro 630, the company offers the myArm line. The myArm family spans several distinct roles: the myArm 300 Pi, the myArm C650 and the myArm M750 described on this page. Each model addresses a different task, so it is worth understanding where the M750 sits before selecting it.

What the "Master" designation signals

In the model name, the "M" stands for Master. Elephant Robotics names the myArm C650 as the companion controller for this arm, which places the M750 as the working arm within a two-part arrangement. In robotics generally, pairing a capable arm with a dedicated controller is a common approach to teleoperation and to recording human demonstrations for machine learning. The M750 brings the hardware such work requires: six degrees of freedom, industrial-grade high-precision digital servo motors, a 2 inch screen, an Atom end with a 5*5 LED light matrix and a 24V digital I/O interface for connection to surrounding equipment.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are given as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

Elephant Robotics has not published the dimensions of the arm, its IP rating, its operating temperature, its operating noise level or its maximum joint speed; these details are confirmed at quotation.

What is the difference between repeatability and accuracy on the myArm M750?

The specification table lists two precision figures, and they answer different questions. Repeatability, at ±1mm, describes how closely the arm returns to a position it has already reached. Accuracy, at 5 - 8mm, describes how closely it arrives at a position commanded purely as a coordinate in space. The gap between the two is typical of arms in this class and has practical consequences for how you plan a project.

Tasks built on taught or recorded positions, where the arm is guided to a point and asked to return to it, rely chiefly on repeatability, and this is where the M750 is strongest. Tasks that depend on positions calculated from a model or a camera image rely on accuracy; for these, teams usually add calibration routines or closed-loop visual feedback so that the arm corrects its approach on the way to the target. Planning for this from the outset avoids disappointment and lets the arm perform at its best.

What does the myArm M750 offer at its interfaces?

An arm intended for development work is only as useful as its connections, and the M750 is well equipped in this respect. A USB Type-C port provides the link to a host computer for programming and data exchange. The 24V digital signal I/O allows the arm to trigger, or respond to, external devices such as sensors, conveyors or indicator stacks, which is the usual first step from a bench experiment towards a small automated cell.

On the arm itself, the 2 inch screen and the Atom end with its 5*5 LED light matrix give immediate visual feedback, which is valuable in teaching settings and when a demonstration has to be readable at a glance. The arm is powered through the supplied 24V 5A Power Adapter X1. Together with the parallel gripper, these interfaces mean the M750 can be put to work on a manipulation task without a separate end-effector purchase.

Who is the myArm M750 for?

University departments teaching robotics, mechatronics or computer science will find in the M750 an arm with genuine six-axis kinematics and a working envelope large enough for meaningful exercises, while remaining a desktop-class machine. Research groups in robot learning and human-robot interaction are a natural audience as well: the Master designation and the companion controller point towards work in which human motion is captured and reproduced by the arm.

Development teams in industry can use the M750 to prototype grasping, sorting and handling routines before committing to production equipment, connecting it to their test rigs through the 24V digital I/O. Training centres and innovation labs that run public demonstrations will value the on-arm screen and LED matrix.

If your project is built around a controller-and-arm arrangement, consider ordering the Elephant Robotics Technology Myarm C650 (4011200002) together with the M750, since it is the companion controller Elephant Robotics names for this arm. Where a task calls for a heavier payload than the M750 carries, compare the alternatives in our Robot Arms category.

What is the myArm M750 used for?

1. Teleoperation research: paired with a companion controller, the arm reproduces motion led by a human operator.
2. Demonstration data collection: recorded manipulation sequences provide training material for robot-learning models.
3. Robotics teaching: students work through six-axis kinematics, trajectory planning and gripper control on real hardware.
4. Pick-and-place development: the parallel gripper and wide reach suit grasping and sorting trials across a full workbench.
5. Automation prototyping: the 24V digital I/O links the arm to sensors and conveyors in a test cell.
6. Vision-guided manipulation: camera feedback combined with the arm's repeatability supports closed-loop grasping experiments.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Europa supplies the myArm M750 on a quotation basis, so that each offer reflects your configuration, any companion equipment such as the myArm C650 and the delivery address within the EU or the DACH region. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. Please describe your intended application in your request, and we will tailor the offer accordingly. To begin, simply use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far can the myArm M750 reach?

The arm has a reach of 750mm and a total span of 1500mm, which allows it to cover a full workbench from one mounting point.

How much can the myArm M750 carry?

Its rated payload is 500g, with a maximum of 1kg. For routine work, planning around the rated figure is advisable.

Which end effector does it come with?

The myArm M750 comes with a 1 DOF parallel end effector, a gripper suited to grasping and handling tasks.

How precise is the myArm M750?

Repeatability is ±1mm and accuracy is 5 - 8mm. The arm is therefore strongest at returning to taught positions, while tasks based on calculated coordinates benefit from calibration or visual feedback.

What does the "M" in the name mean?

The "M" stands for Master. Elephant Robotics names the myArm C650 as the companion controller for this arm.

What is included in the box?

The box includes the arm with its parallel gripper and a 24V 5A Power Adapter X1.

Where can I buy the myArm M750 and what does it cost?

You can buy the myArm M750 from Robots Europa, which supplies it throughout the EU and the DACH region. Pricing is provided by individual quotation, which you can request directly from this page.

Summary

The myArm M750 resolves the usual compromise of desktop robotics: it keeps a compact footprint while offering a reach of 750mm and a total span of 1500mm. Six degrees of freedom, industrial-grade digital servo motors, a parallel gripper and a practical set of interfaces make it a working arm rather than a showpiece. Its Master role alongside the myArm C650 also points it towards teleoperation and robot-learning research, and its ±1mm repeatability favours taught and recorded motion. Whether you are equipping a teaching laboratory, a research group or a development bench, and whether you need the arm alone or the full controller pairing from Robots Europa, this page is the starting point.