Wlkata Mirobot Education Kit - 6 Axis Robotic Arm -Ros & Matlab Simulation Teaching

Wlkata Mirobot Education Kit - 6 Axis Robotic Arm -Ros & Matlab Simulation Teaching

Name: Wlkata Mirobot Education Kit - 6 Axis Robotic Arm -Ros & Matlab Simulation Teaching
Brand: Wlkata
SKU: WL-MiroEDU-6R200-05MM
Price: 1680.00 USD
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WLKATA Mirobot Education Kit

Overview

The WLKATA Mirobot Education Kit is a compact 6-axis desktop robotic arm built for the classroom. It brings real robotics engineering, including forward and inverse kinematics, motion planning, and pick-and-place, into a tabletop format that fits a school lab. The Mirobot has the same 6+1 axis configuration as a typical industrial robot, so students learn concepts that carry directly into industry.

The arm has a 315 mm reach and a repeatability of 0.2 mm, with a standard payload of 250 grams (up to 400 grams when moving near the desktop). Its joints use high-accuracy stepping motors with reducers. Multiple control methods, from block-based coding for beginners to Python and ROS for advanced users, make it suitable for a wide range of ages and course levels.

The kit is designed as a complete classroom package, pairing the arm with a control box, a set of end effectors, WLKATA software, and a student textbook, so a teacher can get a class started with a clear, structured path.

WLKATA Mirobot Education Kit, a 6+1 axis desktop robotic arm, in a classroom

Specifications

Robotic Arm
Model	WLKATA Mirobot
Axes	6+1 (6 axes plus 1 additional degree of freedom)
Standard Payload	250 g
Maximum Payload	400 g (moving near the desktop)
Reach	315 mm
Repeatability	0.2 mm
Base Diameter	160 mm
Build and Control
Joints	High-accuracy stepping motors with reducers
Controller	Arduino Mega 2560 based control box
Connectivity	Bluetooth, WiFi, RS485, and a custom API
Software and Programming
WLKATA Software	WLKATA Studio (Blockly, drawing, teach-and-play, Python, G-code) and BlockFactory
Languages	Blockly, Scratch, Python, C++, and G-code
Developer Platforms	ROS, ROS2, CoppeliaSim (V-REP), Webots, MATLAB, and NVIDIA Omniverse
End Effectors
Included Tools	Servo gripper, suction cup, and pen holder
Optional Tools	Pneumatic gripper set, laser engraver, 3D-printer extruder, and CNC spindle

Key Features

True 6-Axis Kinematics: The 6+1 axis layout matches a typical industrial robot, so students learn real forward and inverse kinematics.
Classroom-Ready Precision: 0.2 mm repeatability supports repeatable experiments such as pick-and-place, path following, and calibration.
Multiple Ways to Program: Start with Blockly visual coding, then progress to Python, G-code, and ROS as skills grow.
Interchangeable End Effectors: Swap a servo gripper, suction cup, and pen holder, with optional pneumatic tools and a laser engraver.
Wireless Control: Connects over Bluetooth and WiFi, with a custom API for building your own controllers.
Complete Curriculum: Includes WLKATA software and a student textbook with lesson plans for structured learning.

WLKATA Studio software with block coding for the Mirobot

Applications

Student programming the WLKATA Mirobot in a classroom

The Mirobot Education Kit is used by schools and universities in more than 40 countries to teach core robotics. Because it costs a fraction of a full industrial robot while keeping a true 6-axis design, it is a practical way to introduce robotics across multiple grade levels while keeping enough technical depth for specialized STEM programs.

Students gain hands-on experience with end-effector control, path planning, kinematics, and coordination with external sensors. The platform also supports MATLAB and ROS simulation, so engineering classes can connect physical exercises to the simulation tools used in research and industry.

Setup and Getting Started

Unbox and inspect: Remove the Mirobot, control box, and end effectors, and check for shipping damage.
Mount the base: Set the arm on a stable surface, allowing room for its 315 mm reach.
Connect power and control: Connect the control box and power supply, and pair over Bluetooth or WiFi.
Install WLKATA Studio: Install the software and try the teach-and-play and Blockly modes first.
Attach an end effector: Fit the gripper or suction cup; tools swap in about 30 seconds with the thumb screws.
Run a first program: Follow the included textbook to run a simple pick-and-place, then move on to Python or ROS.

WLKATA Mirobot setup: base mounting, power, and software installation

What's Included

Robotic Arm: WLKATA Mirobot 6+1 axis arm (x1)
Control Box: Mirobot control box and power supply (x1)
End Effectors: Servo gripper, suction cup, and pen holder
Accessory: Basic conveyor belt accessory
Software: WLKATA software suite
Curriculum: Student textbook with lesson plans

Documentation and Resources

Developer Community (GitHub): github.com/wlkata

Warranty Information

The WLKATA Mirobot Education Kit is covered by the WLKATA Product Warranty Policy, provided by Wristline Inc. (WLKATA) or its authorized agents. RoboticsSelect is an authorized WLKATA dealer, so warranty support is handled through us.

Item	Coverage
WLKATA Mirobot Robotic Arm	1-year warranty
Spare Parts	3-month, 6-month, or 1-year warranty, depending on the part
Consumables	Not covered under warranty

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Damage from misuse, accident, or operation outside the documented limits
Damage from unauthorized repair, disassembly, or modification
Consumable and wear parts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the Mirobot Education Kit?

A WLKATA Mirobot 6-axis arm, a control box, an end-effector kit (gripper plus suction cup plus pen holder plus laser engraver options), a basic conveyor belt accessory, the WLKATA software suite, and a comprehensive student textbook. Designed as a complete classroom kit for one student or a pair of students.

How is the Mirobot different from the WLKATA MT4?

The Mirobot is a 6-axis arm with 50 g payload, primarily plastic construction, and educational-grade pricing. The MT4 is a 4-axis higher-precision metal arm with 750 g payload and 0.1 mm (0.004 inches) repeatability suited for prototyping work. Choose Mirobot for affordability and 6-axis kinematics teaching; choose MT4 for higher payload and engineering-grade builds.

What programming environments are supported?

Block-based programming (Blockly) for younger students, Python for intermediate users, ROS 1 for advanced ROS coursework, MATLAB and Simulink for engineering classes, and G-code for those interfacing with CAM workflows. The MATLAB Robotics Systems Toolbox includes a Mirobot model for offline simulation.

What end-effectors can be swapped?

Parallel gripper, suction cup with pump, ballpoint pen holder for drawing, laser engraver for laser cutting and engraving on light materials, 3D-printer extruder, and a small CNC spindle for plastic cutting. End-effector swap takes about 30 seconds with thumb screws. The control software auto-detects most end-effectors.

Is it accurate enough for engineering work?

Repeatability is approximately 0.2 mm (0.008 inches) at full extension under rated payload. Suitable for educational engineering work, light prototyping, and demonstration. For production-grade work above 0.1 mm (0.004 inches) precision, use industrial arms or the WLKATA MT4 with its 0.1 mm (0.004 inches) spec.

How does it teach inverse kinematics?

Multiple kinematic modes: students can manually solve IK and program joint angles, use the built-in IK solver and program Cartesian poses, or use the visual programming interface and skip kinematics entirely. Cross-comparing the three approaches is a core teaching point. The textbook includes derivations of the Mirobot's specific kinematics.

What is the rated payload?

50 g. Suitable for small parts, paper cups, light tools, sample electronic components, candy, paper coupons. Not for heavy machining or production lifting. The reach is 250 mm (9.8 inches) horizontally; vertical workspace is approximately 280 mm (11.0 inches).

Is it noisy in a classroom?

Approximately 50 dB during normal motion, comparable to a quiet office. Significantly quieter than a 3D printer running. The end-effector tools (laser, pump for suction, printer extruder) add their own noise during use; the arm motors themselves are nearly silent.

What is the warranty?

12-month manufacturer warranty on the arm, control box, and motors. End-effector accessories warranted 6 months. RoboticsSelect handles warranty service as authorized WLKATA dealer.

How long does it take to learn?

Block-based programming: students can demonstrate basic motions within 30 minutes. Python control: 4 to 6 hours of guided practice for typical engineering students. ROS integration: an additional 6 to 10 hours assuming prior ROS familiarity. MATLAB and Simulink integration: depends on prior MATLAB experience but typically 4 to 6 hours.