Gen3
Collaborative robot armUltra-lightweight robotic arm available in 6- or 7-degree-of-freedom configurations for research and Physical AI applications, controlled via the Kinova Kortex API with Python, C++, MATLAB, or ROS 2.
Kinova designs and manufactures robotic arms for research, medical, and industrial applications. Every platform is engineered, assembled, and tested in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada, and sold to customers in more than 40 countries.
Ultra-lightweight robotic arm available in 6- or 7-degree-of-freedom configurations for research and Physical AI applications, controlled via the Kinova Kortex API with Python, C++, MATLAB, or ROS 2.
Compact 6-axis robotic arm positioned as an entry-level platform for education and research, with an open software operating system.
6-axis industrial collaborative robot (cobot) described by Kinova as its first Canadian industrial cobot, for tasks such as machine tending and pick and place.
Medical-grade robotic arm (KIMA), compact actuators, instrument drives, and a Robotic Control Library engineered for OEM integration into operating-room and surgical platforms.
Six-axis assistive robotic arm made of carbon fibre, designed to mount on a power wheelchair and operate on the chair's battery, controlled via joystick, head array, or sip-and-puff interfaces.