CODING WITHIN ARM’S REACH ORA is the first six-axis professional grade cobot designed for education. Students will gain future-ready skills as they master process engineering and automation supported by standards-aligned lesson content. GET TO KNOW ORA Designed for Education The first 6-axis cobot designed for education, ORA prepares students to become future-ready manufacturing professionals, equipped with a strong foundation in process engineering, factory operations and more. Portable yet powerful, ORA is the future of Career & Technical Education for high school and beyond. Quick & Simple Setup Enjoy a quick and simple out of the box setup for this professional grade cobot. With flexible mounting options and simplified wiring, new users can mount, connect, and create their first program in no time! Beginner-Friendly Programming Programming doesn’t have to be a puzzle. ORA editor is based on Ozobot Blockly, a familiar interface with multiple coding levels for beginner to advanced users. Structured Concurrency Unlike the event-based approach known from other comparable visual programming languages, ORA utilizes structured concurrency which allows for finer control of the parallel processes’ completion or termination. This offers a uniquely powerful and flexible approach to managing concurrent tasks within a program. A COBOTFOR STUDENTS All experience levels welcome! ORA is the only cobot designed for students, that’s supported by a comprehensive library of lessons from introductory and beyond. Its simple setup and implementation process enables schools, universities and training institutions to equip students with future-ready skillsets. Explore Standards-Aligned Lessons ORA teaches the fundamentals of Automation and Robotics through carefully crafted learning experiences. These experiences incorporate the fundamental sciences, modern applications, and meaningful practices that reinforce the skills needed to program and instruct 6DOF robotic arms. Each lesson has been created with and aligned to state and national academic standards in an effort to provide classrooms with relevant and rigorous educational content. Visit Ozobot Classroom Learn to program precise robotic arm movements with the ORA Editor’s easy-to-use blocks to pick up, maneuver, and manipulate objects. Begin with the ORA Coordinate System and grid mat to accurately and efficiently move the robotic arm to pre-programmed locations before graduating to more advanced linear and joint movements. Discover principles of atmospheric pressure by investigating how robotic vacuum grippers utilize pressure differential and fluid dynamics to grasp and move objects. Explore mechanical engineering principles by investigating how pneumatics convert energy into motion. ORA + Evo Ozobot Robotic Arm is equipped with a vacuum gripper that is ideal for manipulating rounded objects, such as Ozobot Evo. That is a perfect fit. Use the ORA editor to create programs that control the ORA and the Ozobot Evo at the same time, and have fun! SPECIFICATIONS General Joints Degrees of freedom Payload Total Weight Maximum reach Maximum tool speed Repeatability Motor Type Control Box Power In Software 6 600 g 7.2 kg 440 mm 500 mm/s +/– 0.5mm DC Brushless Built–in 100–120 V ~ 8A Ozobot Blockly What’s in the Box? ORA ORA Robot 24V Power Supply & Cable Mounting Plate Quadrant Mat Emergency Power Button Ethernet Data Cable End Tool Adapter Cable C-Clamps (2) Assembly Components and Tools Accessories End Tool: Gripper End Tool: Vacuum Gripper with Vacuum Cups Evo Robots (2) Wood Cylinders (9) DOCUMENTATION Quick Start Guide ORA FAQs Requirements What is needed to operate the ORA? Firewall port requirements Connection requirements Network settings Browser requirements Password and Authentication Can I change my password to ORA hardware? Can I change the name of my ORA? I am a teacher, and I lost my ORA password, how can I recover it? Connecting ORA to the internet Can ORA connect to the internet wirelessly? Does my computer have to be on the same network as ORA to access it? Our network has a 3rd party firewall. What ports need to be open to allow ORA to access the internet? What browsers are supported for editor.ozobot.com? Troubleshooting How do I calibrate my ORA? The ORA editor shows “ORA Error 22: Self-Collision Error” The ORA editor shows Error TBD maximum speed exceeded What if ORA stops due to a collision with an external object or person?
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