This is Robot Manipulator Mechanical Arm Metal claws.
This kit is very useful to make a robotic arm that is used in many applications like move material from one place to another place (Weight not exceed 500 gm).
Note:
The package does not contain any servo Motor you have to buy it Separately.
Paw Maximum Opening Angle: 55mm (without expansion board when the maximum opening angle spacing of 55mm, the largest expansion board after the installation is 95mm)
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - Arduino Uno
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - Arduino Nano
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - Arduino Mega
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - ESP32
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - ESP8266
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - STM32
Gripper - Robot Mechanical Arm Aluminum Metal Claws - Raspberry Pi Pico
📄 File: gripper_-_robot_mechanical_arm_aluminum_metal_claws_-_arduino_uno.inoArduino Uno
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5// Signal pin 9 on Arduino Uno. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
5// Signal pin 9 on Arduino Nano. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
6#include <Servo.h>
7
8Servo myServo;
9#define SERVO_PIN 9
10
11voidsetup() {
12Serial.begin(115200);
13 myServo.attach(SERVO_PIN);
14}
15
16voidloop() {
17for (int angle = 0; angle <= 180; angle += 5) {
18 myServo.write(angle);
19delay(20);
20 }
21for (int angle = 180; angle >= 0; angle -= 5) {
22 myServo.write(angle);
23delay(20);
24 }
25}
📄 File: gripper_-_robot_mechanical_arm_aluminum_metal_claws_-_arduino_mega.inoArduino Mega
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5// Signal pin 9 on Arduino Mega. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
5// Signal pin 25 on ESP32. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
5// Signal pin D1 on ESP8266. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
5// Signal pin PA8 on STM32. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
6#include <Servo.h>
7
8Servo myServo;
9#define SERVO_PIN PA8
10
11voidsetup() {
12Serial.begin(115200);
13 myServo.attach(SERVO_PIN);
14}
15
16voidloop() {
17for (int angle = 0; angle <= 180; angle += 5) {
18 myServo.write(angle);
19delay(20);
20 }
21for (int angle = 180; angle >= 0; angle -= 5) {
22 myServo.write(angle);
23delay(20);
24 }
25}
📄 File: gripper_-_robot_mechanical_arm_aluminum_metal_claws_-_raspberry_pi_pico.inoRaspberry Pi Pico
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5// Signal pin 15 on Raspberry Pi Pico. Power the servo from a separate 5V supply for anything beyond a single small SG90 - a board's own 5V pin can't supply a servo's stall current.
6#include <Servo.h>
7
8Servo myServo;
9#define SERVO_PIN 15
10
11voidsetup() {
12Serial.begin(115200);
13 myServo.attach(SERVO_PIN);
14}
15
16voidloop() {
17for (int angle = 0; angle <= 180; angle += 5) {
18 myServo.write(angle);
19delay(20);
20 }
21for (int angle = 180; angle >= 0; angle -= 5) {
22 myServo.write(angle);
23delay(20);
24 }
25}
Servo-actuated gripper claw (servo typically sold separately) - shown wired to one standard hobby servo.
Specification
