While industrial robots are still caught between "high payload or high speed," domestic manufacturer Yuejiang Technology provided a groundbreaking solution with the CR 30H launched on July 16. - achieving a joint speed of 300°/s at a 30kg load, with full-load vibration as low as 0.3mm, and a 20% increase in single-machine efficiency compared to traditional models, setting a new global benchmark for high-load collaborative robot performance.
The core breakthrough of this "heavy-duty speedster" stems from three key technologies: the HyperMove algorithm dynamically adjusts acceleration, a 1kHz control frequency enables 0.01-second-level trajectory correction; a 96V medium-voltage servo system boosts power by 50% while reducing heat generation by 20%; and an aerospace-grade lightweight design reduces self-weight by 50% compared to similar products while still capable of handling precision handling tasks such as automotive wheels and semiconductor wafers. Most innovatively, the CR 30H features built-in torque sensors, enabling single-hand drag-and-drop teaching, boosting programming efficiency by 90% and completely resolving the "cumbersome setup" pain point of heavy-duty equipment.
In food and beverage production lines, a single CR 30H can achieve 10 boxes per minute in palletizing, with a 50% increase in production capacity in dual-suction mode; in BYD's battery workshop, its 1800mm arm reach and ±0.05mm repeatability accuracy ensure zero damage during module handling. For special scenarios such as pharmaceuticals and dairy products, the clean version is NSF-certified and IP67-rated, withstanding oil, water, and mist. By 2025, Yuejiang Robotics will have served over 200,000 global users, including Toyota and Microsoft, with 100% domestically produced key components. It also breaks the industry rule that "high performance equals high maintenance" with a three-year warranty, a first in the industry.
"The CR 30H is not just a simple combination of parameters; it truly brings heavy-duty palletizing into the era of high-speed flexibility," said Yuejiang's technical director. The mass production of this robot marks a leap from 'following' to "defining standards" for domestically produced collaborative robots.