LEO 1600

Overview of the LEO 1600

The LEO 1600 is a comprehensive robotic training system built around a state-of-the-art FANUC industrial robot. It is designed specifically for educational environments, providing a compact, mobile, and safe platform for students to gain practical, hands-on experience with modern automation technology. This system is ideal for high schools, career centers, and post-secondary institutions aiming to equip learners with the foundational skills required for careers in advanced manufacturing, engineering, and logistics. By bringing industrial-grade technology into the classroom, the LEO 1600 closes the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application. It provides a structured pathway for students to understand and master the principles of robot operation, programming, and system integration, preparing them for immediate success in the high-demand field of robotics.

Key skills and applications of the LEO 1600

The primary purpose of the LEO 1600 is to cultivate core competencies in robotic systems and automation. Students engaging with the curriculum will develop essential skills in teach pendant programming, allowing them to create, modify, and execute robotic tasks. They will learn to navigate different coordinate systems, control input and output signals, and implement critical safety protocols. The hands-on nature of the trainer reinforces concepts such as workflow logic, troubleshooting, and system maintenance. These skills are directly applicable to a wide range of industrial applications, including material handling, assembly, machine tending, and quality control. Graduates with this training are well-prepared for roles as robot technicians, automation specialists, and manufacturing engineers.

LEO 1600 specifications and features

Specification Detail
Product dimensions 48″ L x 36″ W x 72″ H (Approximate)
Product weight 850 lbs (Approximate)
Applicable education levels High School, Career and Technical Centers, Community College, University
Robot model FANUC CRX-10iA Collaborative Robot
Robot controller FANUC R-30iB Mini Plus Controller
Reach 1249 mm
Payload 10 kg
Programming interface FANUC Teach Pendant
Safety features Fully enclosed steel frame, safety-rated area scanner, emergency stop buttons, safety interlock door switches
Input power 120 VAC, 20A
Mobility Heavy-duty industrial casters with leveling feet
Included curriculum Comprehensive curriculum covering basic to advanced robotic operations
Software compatibility Supports FANUC ROBOGUIDE simulation software
End-of-arm tooling Includes electric gripper and mounting hardware
Optional features Integrated 2D iRVision system, conveyor system, advanced tooling packages

Providing the LEO 1600 to the Midwest

Aidex is proud to supply the LEO 1600 to learning institutions across the Midwest. We are committed to equipping educators and students in the region with the industry-leading tools they need to succeed in the evolving world of advanced manufacturing.

Frequently asked questions

What core topics does the LEO 1600 curriculum cover?

The curriculum covers a comprehensive range of topics, including basic robot safety, robot jogging and coordinate systems, teach pendant navigation, creating and running programs, input/output (I/O) control, and basic troubleshooting procedures.

What is the target audience for the LEO 1600?

The LEO 1600 is designed for students in high schools, career and technical centers, community colleges, and universities. It is ideal for programs focused on manufacturing, industrial technology, engineering, and automation.

Is the FANUC robot in the LEO 1600 the same as those used in industry?

Yes, the system incorporates a standard FANUC industrial robot, the same model used in factories and production facilities worldwide. This ensures students are learning on equipment that directly translates to real-world job skills.

What safety features are included with the LEO 1600?

The LEO 1600 is built with student safety as a top priority. It includes a fully enclosed safety cage, a safety-rated area scanner that stops the robot if a person enters the work area, and easily accessible emergency stop buttons.

Does the system require any special power or facility hookups?

No, the system is designed for easy integration into a classroom or lab environment. It operates on a standard 120V AC electrical outlet, eliminating the need for special facility modifications.

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