OB7AI
A robot arm from the United States, announced 2026.
Sources retrieved: 9 November 2026 (A)
- Applications
- Intended use, per the manufacturer
- It is built for job shops and contract manufacturers that run CNC mills.Source and note: Intended use, per the manufacturerA productiverobotics.com/post/meet-ob7ai-our-7-axis-cobot-with-physical-ai-for-cnc-machine-tending · Retrieved 9 November 2026
- Indicative price
- Not stated
Product render from the manufacturer's own website (productiverobotics.com).
Specifications
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Performance0/5 disclosed
Physical1/5 disclosed
Mounting, power and communication0/4 disclosed
Sensing and autonomy0/2 disclosed
Commercial0/1 disclosed
Compliance & certifications0/5 disclosed
Against the field
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Degrees of freedom
7DoF
45 robot arms state degrees of freedom
0 state a higher figure, 32 a lower one. 11 more state exactly the same figure. 1 states only a bound (≥ or ≤) and is not ranked.
Notes
The company's blog post says “At IMTS 2026 we introduced OB7AI”, and describes the OB7AI as “our 7-axis OB7 cobot with physical AI”.
Sources
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- Aproductiverobotics.com/post/meet-ob7ai-our-7-axis-cobot-with-physical-ai-for-cnc-machine-tendingMain source. Retrieved 9 November 2026