Here's the comparison of degrees of freedom and reach for both desktop robot arms:
| Product | DOF | Reach |
|---|---|---|
| Yahboom JetCobot | 7 | 270 mm |
| Elephant Robotics myCobot 280 Jetson Nano | 6 | 280 mm |
category.y... +1category.yahboom.net ↗“robot.degrees_of_freedom=7, robot.reach_mm=270 mm”shop.elephantrobotics.com ↗“robot.reach_mm=280 mm, robot.degrees_of_freedom=6”
In short:
- JetCobot has one more degree of freedom — it's a 7-axis visual collaborative arm, giving extra flexibility in positioning and orientation. Its reach is 270 mm. It's offered with several Jetson controller options (Jetson Nano 4GB, Jetson Orin Nano 4GB/8GB Super, Jetson Orin NX 8GB/16GB Super). category.y... +1category.yahboom.net ↗“7-axis visual collaborative robotic arm”category.yahboom.net ↗“Jetson Orin NANO 4GB SUPER”
- myCobot 280 Jetson Nano is a 6-DOF arm with a slightly longer working radius of 280 mm and a 250 g payload, built on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano board. shop.eleph...shop.elephantrobotics.com ↗“6-DOF desktop collaborative robot arm built on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano board, with a 280 mm working radius and 250 g payload”
Both are filed under Robot Arms & Manipulators in our catalog. If the extra axis matters for your application, the JetCobot is the pick; if you value a marginally longer reach, the myCobot 280 is the one.