CODING WITHIN ARM’S REACH
ORA is the first six-axis, professional-grade cobot built for education and CTE programs. Through hands-on, project-based learning, students gain future-ready skills in process engineering, automation, and robotics. Lessons align to state, national, and CTE standards to ensure rigorous instruction that prepares learners for college and career success.
CODING WITHIN ARM’S REACH
ORA is the first six-axis professional grade cobot designed for education. Students will gain future-ready skills as they master process engineering and automation supported by standards-aligned lesson content.
CODING WITHIN ARM’S REACH
ORA is the first six-axis, professional-grade cobot built for education and CTE programs. Through hands-on, project-based learning, students gain future-ready skills in process engineering, automation, and robotics. Lessons align to state, national, and CTE standards to ensure rigorous instruction that prepares learners for college and career success.
GET TO KNOW ORA
Designed for Education
Quick & Simple Setup
Quick & Simple Setup
Enjoy a quick and simple out of the box setup for this professional grade cobot. With flexible mounting options and simplified wiring, new users can mount, connect, and create their first program in no time!
Beginner-Friendly Programming
Structured Concurrency
Structured Concurrency
GET TO KNOW ORA
Designed for Education
Quick & Simple Setup
Beginner-Friendly Programming
Structured Concurrency
A COBOT
FOR STUDENTS
Whether students are new to robotics or advancing their skills, the Ozobot Robotic Arm (ORA) is the only collaborative robot (cobot) built specifically for education. Backed by a comprehensive library of lessons aligned to Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, ORA supports learning from introductory concepts to advanced automation. With a quick setup and seamless integration into classrooms, universities, and training programs, ORA empowers educators to equip students with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills needed for high-demand careers.
Explore Standards-Aligned Lessons
The Ozobot Robotic Arm (ORA) teaches the fundamentals of automation and robotics through carefully designed, hands-on learning experiences. Each activity blends foundational sciences with modern, real-world applications to build the skills students need to program and operate 6DOF robotic arms—an essential technology in today’s industries.
Aligned to both state and national academic standards, including Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, ORA lessons provide rigorous, relevant content that prepares students for high-demand careers in robotics, engineering, and advanced manufacturing. These meaningful, project-based experiences help students apply classroom knowledge to authentic challenges, developing the problem-solving and technical expertise that CTE programs aim to foster.
Learn to program precise robotic arm movements with Ozobot Editor’s easy-to-use blocks to pick up, maneuver, and manipulate objects.
Begin with the ORA Coordinate System and grid mat to accurately and efficiently move ORA to pre-programmed locations before graduating to more advanced linear and joint movements.
Discover principles of atmospheric pressure by investigating how robotic vacuum grippers utilize pressure differential and fluid dynamics to grasp and move objects.
Explore mechanical engineering principles by investigating how pneumatics convert energy into motion.
Explore Standards-Aligned Lessons
Begin with the ORA Coordinate System and grid mat to accurately and efficiently move the robotic arm to pre-programmed locations before graduating to more advanced linear and joint movements.
Discover principles of atmospheric pressure by investigating how robotic vacuum grippers utilize pressure differential and fluid dynamics to grasp and move objects.
Explore mechanical engineering principles by investigating how pneumatics convert energy into motion.
ORA + Evo
The Ozobot Robotic Arm (ORA) is equipped with a precision vacuum gripper—perfect for safely manipulating rounded objects, such as the Ozobot Evo robot. This makes it an ideal tool for hands-on robotics learning in classrooms, makerspaces, and Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.
Use the Ozobot Editor to code and control both the ORA and Evo simultaneously, creating interactive projects that bring STEM and CTE concepts to life. Students can design, test, and refine their own robotic movements, gaining valuable skills in programming, engineering design, and problem-solving—all while having fun.
CTE Funding
There are multiple ways to bring Ozobot to your school or district—many of which can be covered through Career and Technical Education (CTE) funding. From federal and state CTE grants to STEM and technology initiatives, you can leverage these resources to launch or expand your robotics and coding program. Explore the funding sources below to find the right fit and start equipping your students with future-ready skills today.
Corporate & Local Funding
Discover the corporations and local businesses that offer funding opportunities to support CTE programs.
Crowdfunding
Crowdfunding platforms such as DonorsChoose, Kickstarter, and GoFundMe have become popular tools for raising funds for CTE education.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Degrees of freedom
- Payload
- Total Weight
- Maximum reach
- Maximum tool speed
- Repeatability
- Motor Type
- Control Box
- Power In
- Software
- 6
- 600 g
- 7.2 kg
- 440 mm
- 500 mm/s
- +/– 0.5mm
- DC Brushless
- Built–in
- 100–120 V ~ 8A
- Ozobot Blockly
- Degrees of freedom: 6
- Payload: 600 g
- Total Weight: 7.2 kg
- Maximum reach: 440 mm
- Maximum tool speed: 500 mm/s
- Repeatability: +/– 0.5mm
- Motor Type: DC Brushless
- Control Box: Built-in
- Power In: 100-120 V ~ 8A
- Software: Ozobot Blockly
- Maximum Joint Speed
- Joint 1
- Joint 2
- Joint 3
- Joint 4
- Joint 5
- Joint 6
- 180 deg/s
- +/– 360 deg
- +/– 150 deg
- +/– 360 deg
- +/– 360 deg
- +/– 124 deg
- +/– 360 deg
- Maximum Joint Speed: 180 deg/s
- Joint 1: +/– 360 deg
- Joint 2: +/– 150 deg
- Joint 3: +/– 360 deg
- Joint 4: +/– 360 deg
- Joint 5: +/– 124 deg
- Joint 6: +/– 360 deg
SPECIFICATIONS
General
- Degrees of freedom: 6
- Payload: 600 g
- Total Weight: 7.2 kg
- Maximum reach: 440 mm
- Maximum tool speed: 500 mm/s
- Repeatability: +/– 0.5mm
- Motor Type: DC Brushless
- Control Box: Built-in
- Power In: 100-120 V ~ 8A
- Software: Ozobot Blockly
Joints
- Maximum Joint Speed: 180 deg/s
- Joint 1: +/– 360 deg
- Joint 2: +/– 150 deg
- Joint 3: +/– 360 deg
- Joint 4: +/– 360 deg
- Joint 5: +/– 124 deg
- Joint 6: +/– 360 deg
What’s in the Box?
ORA
- ORA Robot
- 24V Power Supply & Cable
- Mounting Plate
- Quadrant Mat
- Emergency Power Button
- Ethernet Data Cable
- End Tool Adapter Cable
- C-Clamps (2)
- Assembly Components and Tools
Accessories
End Tool: Gripper
End Tool: Vacuum Gripper with Vacuum Cups
Evo Robots (2)
Wood Cylinders (9)
ORA FAQs
Requirements
Internet access > 1Mbps/ORA and a computer
Allow outgoing communication on ports 15671/tcp, 80/udp, 443/udp and STUN server enabled
Wired (ethernet) connection for ORA with DHCP. Wall plug or hotspot with integrated ethernet port
ORA and all computers on the same network or on separate networks where UDP (DLTS, SCTP) traffic is routed through
Chrome or Chromium-based browser (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, etc.)
Password and Authentication
Not at this point.
Connecting ORA to the internet
No. ORA does not have an internal Wifi card. It must be connected via ethernet cable to an ethernet wall port or hotspot.
No. You can access ORA from a separate network as long as both networks have UDP (DLTS, SCTP) traffic routed through them.
Allow outgoing communications on the following ports: 15671/tcp, 5671/tcp, 80/udp, 443/udp
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge or any Chromium based browser.
