Accessories, Controllers and Textbooks

Research and education robots grow over time: an arm gains a conveyor, a lab adds a second operator controller, a course adds a textbook track. This collection holds the genuine add-ons for the WLKATA, Elephant Robotics, and Deep Robotics platforms we sell, from the $100 Mirobot textbooks to the $1,299 myController S570 exoskeleton. RoboticsSelect is the authorized dealer for all three brands, so every part is a genuine manufacturer component with warranty support through us.

The Conveyor Belt Set ($450) is a motorized linear conveyor with about 500 mm of effective travel that moves objects to and from a WLKATA arm, so a desktop Mirobot, E4, MT4, Haro380, or MiroMax can demonstrate pick-and-place and smart-factory workflows; it runs from WLKATA software and Arduino, including BlockFactory graphical programming. The MS4220 Stepper Motor Driver ($110) runs that conveyor without an arm: a 12 V, 0 to 2 A RS485 Modbus RTU driver with two parallel bus ports, a UART port, and an OLED status display, addressed from a PLC, an Arduino, ESP32, STM32, or Raspberry Pi Pico with an RS485 transceiver, or a PC over the included USB-to-RS485 converter (position mode is not supported, and the 12 V supply is sold separately). The Sliding Rail Set ($740) is a motorized seventh-axis linear rail in CNC-machined high-strength steel that extends the arm's workspace by 500 mm in a straight line, compatible with the Mirobot, E4, MT4, and Haro380. The Mini T-slot Starter Kit ($138.60) supplies 8x8, 10x10, and 15x15 mm aluminum extrusion profiles with connectors, brackets, fasteners, and sliding nuts for custom fixtures, frames, and enclosures around any of them.

The Mirobot Textbook MATLAB ($100) guides students from MATLAB fundamentals and robotics theory through kinematic modeling, dynamic analysis, control system design, and hardware-in-the-loop simulation with MATLAB and Simulink on the Mirobot. The Mirobot Textbook ROS2 ($100) runs from ROS2 installation, nodes, topics, and services through URDF descriptions, motion planning with MoveIt2, Gazebo simulation, and RViz2 visualization, with lab exercises completed on a Mirobot and a ROS2-equipped computer. Both are printed texts, sold separately so class sets can grow with enrollment.

The myController S570 ($1,299) is a portable, wearable dual-arm exoskeleton with 12 degrees of freedom, six per arm, a 570 mm reach per arm, 4096-resolution magnetic encoders, and dual-finger grips, joysticks, and buttons. It streams joint position, speed, acceleration, input state, and gyroscope data at up to 100 Hz over USB-C, Bluetooth, or wireless, weighs 1.5 kg, and carries a 2-inch IPS display, which makes it a practical pipeline for end-to-end AI data collection and intuitive remote control of Elephant arms. Pair it with the myArm M750 from our arms and kits collection.

The Lite3 Controller ($498.60) is the wireless handheld remote for the Lite3 quadruped line: dual analog sticks for movement and rotation, programmable buttons and triggers for commands and mode changes, a 2.4 GHz UDP wireless link, and compatibility with every Lite3 variant, Basic, Basic AI, Venture, Pro, and LiDAR, on current firmware. Teams running more than one robot keep one per operator; everyone else keeps one as the spare that stops a lost controller idling a robot from our quadruped collection.

Compatibility is keyed to specific models, and product titles name the machines each part fits; when in doubt, ask before ordering at (412) 415-7375 or support@roboticsselect.com, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm EST. WLKATA parts carry 3-month, 6-month, or 1-year coverage depending on the part, and the Lite3 Controller is covered by Deep Robotics' limited warranty with proof of purchase. Every accessory ship free to the contiguous 48 US states, with most orders leaving the warehouse within 1 to 5 business days and tracking emailed within 24 hours of dispatch, and you have 30 days from delivery to initiate a return under our refund policy, with products returned unopened and unused.