Mobile robot for laboratory activities at EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)
Robot for the biology lab to assist the operators. The evoTractionBattery electrifies the robot's two gripper arms.
The mobile robotic platform can interact with a variety of analytical instruments and different laboratory equipment (SBS plates, vials, bottles, syringes, etc.) and connect them in multiple workflows designed by the researcher. By combining several instruments in different sequences, it is possible to fully and flexibly automate successive experiments and ultimately ensure a closed loop for "self-driving" laboratories.
EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale
de Lausanne) Lausanne, Switzerland
Individual battery solution
1x 48 VDC 5 kWh
Moma: Mobile Manipulator
Vehicle Information
Area of Application | MoMa: Mobile Manipulator |
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Dimensions (LxWxH) | 0.8 x 0.6 x 1.6 Meters |
Quantity | Autonomous |
Empty Weight | 330 kgs |
Max. Speed | 2 m/sec |
Charging Time 20-80% | 1.5 – 2h |
Operating Time | 10 h |
Range | 10 km |
Propulsion | According to manufacturer |
Motor Type | 2 Robots with 6 Motor Axles |
Engine Continuous Power | 2x 400 W |
Engine Peak Power | 2x 1'000 W |
Special Features of the Vehicle |
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Battery Information
System Typology | Individual Battery Solution |
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Amount of Energy | 5 kWh |
System Voltage | 48 V |
Max. Discharge Current | 41,6 A |
Total Battery Weight | 36 kgs |
Involved Companies
Client | SuNMIL (Supramolecular Nano-Materials and Interfaces Laboratory de EPFL) |
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Vehicle Manufacturer / Brand |
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General Importer | JAG Jakob AG |
System Integrator | JAG Jakob AG |
End Customer | SuNMIL (Supramolecular Nano-Materials and Interfaces Laboratory de EPFL) |
Image Rights / Image Source | JAG Jakob AG |