Agilent Direct Drive Robot is a fast, precise and safe life science laboratory robot that can be applied to drug discovery, high-throughput screening, compound management, genomic workflows and assays, cell-based assays, microplate-based cell maintenance, secondary screening and ADMET assays, enzyme assays and more
The Agilent Direct Drive Robot (DDR) is a robotic arm designed specifically for life sciences laboratory automation. It utilizes state-of-the-art direct drive technology to eliminate gears, resulting in increased reliability, speed, and precision with minimal inertia. The system features one-person, one-touch teaching capabilities that simplify setup and reconfiguration.
| Transfer Time (pick and place) | < 4 sec average |
|---|---|
| Repeatability | +0.1 mm XY,Z +0.02° Phi |
| Radial Reach (center to microplate) | 625 mm (0-15° from radial), 600 mm (30°), 550 mm (45°), 450 mm (90°) |
| Vertical Reach | 32-520 mm |
| Grip Force | 0-2 Kg |
| Payload (SBS microplates) | 200 g max for full speed, 500 g max |
| Weight | 31.1 kg (68.5 lb) |
The average transfer time for pick and place operations is below 4 seconds.
The robot offers a repeatability of +0.1 mm in XY and Z axes, and +0.02° for Phi.