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Dobot Cr16

Dobot CR16

6-axis 16 kg-payload collaborative robot arm

VerifiedScaled DeploymentReleased 2020

Price

Price not publicly disclosed

Record checked Jul 10, 2026

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Key facts

Values reflect the public record

Height
No public data documented
Weight
40 kg (per current official brochure; older hardware guide says 37 kg, CR16 V2 hardware 43.5 kg)Manufacturer confirmed
Payload
16 kgManufacturer confirmed
Degrees of freedom
6Manufacturer confirmed
Runtime
No public data documented
Max speed
3 m/s (3,000 mm/s)Manufacturer confirmed

Canonical robot record

Overview

The Dobot CR16 is a six-axis collaborative robot arm within Dobot's CR (CRA) series, aimed at handling heavier objects and improving the efficiency of tasks such as palletizing. Dobot describes the series as built around high-performance integrated joints that deliver a meaningful improvement in cycle time alongside stable, accurate motion.

As a collaborative robot, the CR16 is designed to operate safely alongside human workers, with multiple built-in safety functions and certification to established collaborative-robot safety standards. Dobot markets it for a broad range of sectors including automotive, consumer electronics, semiconductor, healthcare, chemical, and retail.

The arm is intended to be flexible and simple to deploy, and is compatible with Dobot's wider ecosystem of plug-and-play accessories and software tooling, lowering the barrier to integrating it into existing production or research workflows.

RoboZaps maintains this record as part of its canonical robotics database. Specs are source-verified where linked; the record compares public facts across manufacturers rather than representing a single robot maker.

Spec sources
2 linked
Verification
Verified · 15/15 specs source-verified
Deployment
Scaled Deployment
Last verified
Jul 10, 2026

Key Features

  • High-performance integrated joints for faster, more efficient cycle times
  • Designed for safe human-robot collaboration with multiple built-in safety functions
  • Suited to heavier handling and palletizing-style tasks across many industries
  • Compatible with Dobot's plug-and-play accessory and software ecosystem for easy deployment

Specifications

Grouped technical data with source detail available on demand.

15 documented values

Connectivity

CommunicationTCP/IP, Modbus TCP, WiFi
Tool I/O2 DI, 2 DO, 2 AI, RS-485 (Modbus-RTU) at the flange; 24 V tool power @ 1 A (2 A for <1 s); ISO 9409-1 flange
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 13, 2026

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Environment

IP RatingIP54
Operating Temperature0–45 °C
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 13, 2026

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Mechanics

Degrees of Freedom6
LocomotionStationary

Performance

Max Speed3 m/s (3,000 mm/s)
Payload Capacity16 kg
Reach1000 mm (working radius; max reach 1223 mm)
Repeatability±0.03 mm

Physical

Weight40 kg (per current official brochure; older hardware guide says 37 kg, CR16 V2 hardware 43.5 kg)

Power

Power consumption350 W typical (8.4 A @ 48 V)
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 13, 2026

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Power supplyRobot DC 48 V; CC162 controller 110/220 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 13, 2026

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Safety

Safety functions22 built-in safety features + collision detection (5 levels) + optional SafeSkin pre-collision; compliant with EN ISO 10218-1, ISO/TS 15066, ISO 13849-1, UL 1740, CSA Z434, NFPA 79 (no PL/Category stated for the CR series)
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 13, 2026

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Software

ControllerDOBOT CC162 control cabinet (48 V DC out, IP20); DobotStudio Pro (drag-to-teach, Blockly, Lua)
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 13, 2026

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Evidence & changelog

Sources behind this record and material corrections made over time.

Sources

Record changelog

  • Operating Temperature: 0-50°C changed to 0–45 °C · Jul 13, 2026

    DOBOT-CR16 operating temperature per the official Dobot CR User Guide (0-45 C; brochure's 0-50 is a CRA-line carryover).

  • Communication: Ethernet, Modbus, TCP/IP changed to TCP/IP, Modbus TCP, WiFi · Jul 9, 2026

    tranche-7 verification (corrected): Brochure communication row: 'TCP/IP, Modbus TCP, WIFI' (plus RS485 end-effector; EtherCAT for external axis per hardware guide). Aligned to datasheet wording, adds

  • Repeatability: ±0.05 mm changed to ±0.03 mm · Jul 9, 2026

    tranche-7 verification (corrected): Brochure: ±0.03 mm for the CR10/CR12/CR16 column (±0.02 mm for CR3-CR7). Stored ±0.05 mm matches no CR-series model. Trossen hardware-guide mirror and Kingbarcode b

  • Max Speed: 3000 mm/s changed to 3 m/s (3,000 mm/s) · Jul 9, 2026

    tranche-7 verification (corrected): Display normalization mm/s->m/s; Brochure: CR16 max TCP speed 3 m/s. Stored numeric_value 3 in canonical m/s is correct (value string '3000 mm/s' is equivalent; sug

  • Weight: 47 kg changed to 40 kg (per current official brochure; older hardware guide says 37 kg, CR16 V2 hardware 43.5 kg) · Jul 9, 2026

    tranche-7 verification (corrected): Brochure: CR16 weight 40 kg (matches the record's own core weight_kg=40). Stored spec row 47 kg matches no published figure. Caveat: Dobot docs vary by generation —

  • Reach: 1600 mm changed to 1000 mm (working radius; max reach 1223 mm) · Jul 9, 2026

    tranche-7 verification (corrected): Brochure: CR16 working radius 1000 mm, max reach 1223 mm. Stored 1600 mm matches neither (nor any CR sibling) — likely digit garble/aggregator error. Kingbarcode di

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Manufacturer

Dobot

Developer of affordable desktop and collaborative robotic arms for education and industrial automation.

Headquarters
Shenzhen, China
Founded
2015