A desktop robot arm where one reCamera on the wrist is both the eye and the controller. It drives the arm's motors directly, so there is no separate industrial PC. Operators can drive it from a phone browser, and AI agents such as Claude can control it through MCP tools, which suits robotics labs, colleges and integrators building teaching or data-collection rigs.
Robotics and education

Results reported by the design's authors on their own test setups. Yours depend on the site, so we confirm them in a pilot.
The problem
Controlling a vision-guided robot arm normally needs a bulky industrial PC on site.
The flow
Deployment architecture
The devices on site, what carries their data, where the decision is made and where the result goes.
01SenseOn site
02DecideRuns the model
03Your systemsWhere results land
04ActWhat happens next
How it works
The hardware
Items we stock can go straight in the bag. Everything else we source and quote with the installation.
Before you install
Good to know
How we deliver it
Questions
Not for phone control. The camera runs the arm by itself. You only need a computer if an AI agent is going to drive it.
Only the reBot B601-DM is verified today. Other arms need URDF and motor profiles adapted and then tested.
About 30 minutes for the app, the MCP server and a first calibration.
Tell us the site and the problem. We come back with a pilot plan and a priced hardware list.
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Based on a design published by Seeed Studio, written up by us. Symbiotes Supply is an independent reseller; product names belong to their makers.