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Bota Systems joins UR+ ecosystem
17 October 2023
PIONEER IN multi-axis force-torque sensors, Bota Systems has developed a new Universal Robot FT Sensor Kit – a highly sensitive six-axis force-torque sensor that is certified by Universal Robots (UR) for use with the company's collaborative robots, including the newest UR20 model.

With this certification, Bota Systems joins the UR+ ecosystem, a growing group of partners approved by UR for use with its robots. This gives customers the confidence to select from best-in-breed solutions, such as Bota’s sensors, while saving development time and reducing risk.
The sensor provides everything that’s needed to get up and running quickly, including the lightweight SensONE sensor traducer with integrated electronics, cabling, power supply, and adapters and fasteners. The kit also includes URCap software that integrates in to UR’s graphical programming interface PolyScope. The software consists of drivers to provide access to the force torque data, as well as program templates to easily create force sensitive applications and to save development time.
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