Recently, the list of 2023 iF Design Awards in Germany was officially announced. The booth designs of the intelligent power control robot Diana 3 and Automation by Agile Robots stood out from nearly 11000 entries from 56 countries and regions, successfully winning the 2023 iF Design Award.

The German iF Design Award, which has a history of 66 years, is renowned for its outstanding design services and has gradually become a quality benchmark for excellent design, becoming one of the world's important design awards.

Intelligent Force Control Robot Diana 3

Diana 3 is a new 3kg high-precision intelligent force control robot developed by Agile Robots based on Diana 7. There are 7 degrees of freedom, 7 joints, and a payload of 3 kilograms. The robot joints are equipped with high-precision torque sensors, which have highly sensitive force control and collision detection capabilities. The use of a seven degree of freedom redundant design improves the flexibility of the robot's motion, and zero space control technology enables the robot to flexibly avoid obstacles in a limited workspace, making it easy to adapt to more complex application scenarios.

The shape of the robot arm can better understand the relationship between humans and robots, as users can establish contact with their own arms when interacting with the robot arm. The newly added customizable button allows for free configuration of additional peripherals such as fixtures and cameras. We have also added a navigation keyboard for direct software operation during robot operation, eliminating the need for a separate computer for programming. LED lights serve as status indicators and visual feedback for robots, allowing users to see the robot's status and achieve safe human-machine collaboration.

Automated booth design

This booth is designed for the "Automated 2022 Munich International Robotics and Automation Technology Expo". The diagonal roof structure creates a visual framework for the booth, which is different from the orthogonal arrangement of most booths. This booth provides an open space, ensuring that products can be seen from multiple angles of the exhibition hall.

The light of the LED strip symbolizes the information flow from hardware to software, and visualizes the interconnection between hardware and software in reverse. The Agile Core robot operating system developed by Siling is the central exhibit, represented by a floating screen. The white LED light strip on the floor symbolically connects all product applications with Agile Core, perfectly embodying the company's philosophy and vision of "linking artificial intelligence with the physical world". The main color scheme of gray blue brings a sense of tranquility, while the white product platform and LED spots shine light onto the product application, adding visual highlights to the product.