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PRODUCT PROFILE / Robotic Arms

Diana 7

Exact model / version: Diana 7

Agile RobotsProducts checked: Source-reported stage: China and group website display; model-specific information supplied

Selected Product Technical Facts

  • Application and configuration: Seven-DoF force-controlled arm with joint torque sensors on all seven axes. Official applications include electronics manufacturing, automotive work and complex precision assembly; actual task performance depends on tooling, load, process and control configuration. China page, Group page.
  • Source-reported specifications: Payload 7 kg, arm mass 28 kg, reach 923 mm, base diameter 190 mm, maximum TCP linear speed 2.4 m/s, repeatability +/-0.05 mm. The China page lists 0.5 N as relative force-control accuracy without a test procedure in the supplied record; it is not an absolute force-measurement guarantee under all conditions. China page.
  • Mechanical and electrical interfaces: Tool connector stated as ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6; controller supply AC 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz; I/O supply 24 V / 2.5 A; standard I/O 16 DI / 16 DO / 2 AI / 2 AO. Confirm arm/controller connections, tool-power budget and mounting drawings against the delivered manual. China page.
  • Communication and control: Graphical, script and API programming; controller Modbus-TCP, TCP/IP and RS232; stated control frequency 1000 Hz. A group announcement dated 2025-02-27 states Diana 7 support for Franka Control Interface (FCI) and 1 kHz real-time commands, including joint/Cartesian control, with references to libfranka, ROS, ROS 2, MATLAB and Simulink. This is source-announced interface support, not independent validation of any hardware/firmware/software combination or third-party application. China page, FCI announcement.
  • Model boundary: These facts apply to Diana 7, not Diana 7 Med. Medical specifications, standards statements and authorization must be treated separately.

Company Integration & Application Notes

Source-disclosed interfaces: Diana 7 has controller Modbus-TCP/TCP/IP/RS232 and source-announced FCI support; Thor 7 Pro has controller TCP/IP/Modbus-TCP/RS232; the Tekken D base configuration uses RS485/Modbus RTU. A shared protocol name, group affiliation or placement on the same website is not evidence that two products connect directly. Diana 7, FCI announcement, Thor 7 Pro, Tekken D.

System validation still required: Confirm mechanical mounting, tool-power budget, communication roles/registers/API, version matching, real-time behavior, emergency-stop/safety circuits, actual load and acceptance tests for the delivered system. For Diana 7 Med, obtain current product authorization and intended-use/region evidence separately. IEC 60601-1 / IEC 60601-1-2 statements on a product page do not replace applicable registration or model-specific certification evidence. Diana 7 Med.

Configuration and attribution boundary: Keep Tekken D, Tekken D+ VT10-G and the independent VT10-G record separate. Group-site Agile Hand and AgileCore are not attributed as Beijing-manufactured products. Quotation, manufacturing location, contracting entity, delivery batch and after-sales responsibility require procurement documents, not inference from a website footer. Thor 20's China listing and group Coming soon status must both be considered. Tekken configurations, Independent sensor, Thor 20, Group Thor series.

Before You Evaluate or Order

  1. Confirm the delivered arm/controller revision and the firmware/software prerequisites for the quoted FCI or other control interface.
  2. Request the flange drawings, tool-power budget, I/O documentation and runtime requirements for your end effector and host stack.
  3. Obtain the test definition behind relative force-control accuracy and validate force, speed and repeatability under your intended load and task.
  4. Agree system safety responsibilities, control-mode scope and acceptance tests without assuming Diana 7 Med authorization or specifications.

These points require confirmation for your intended purchase and application. Missing public information does not imply a product deficiency.

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