Kinova's Link 6 is a versatile collaborative robot that can be applied in various industries to automate processes and improve productivity. The robot's features and capabilities make it suitable for several applications, including CNC machine tending, bin picking, small parts assembly, metal die and stamping tending, material handling, screw driving, and more.

In CNC machine tending, the robot can be programmed to pick up and place parts onto a CNC machine, reducing the need for human intervention and increasing productivity. The robot's superior hand-guiding capabilities make it suitable for working alongside human operators, thereby enhancing safety and efficiency.

Bin picking, particularly for structured and rigid bins, is another application where the Link 6 excels. With its multi-usage wrist and superior hand-guiding capabilities, the robot can pick up parts from bins and place them onto a conveyor or assembly line, thereby reducing cycle time and increasing efficiency.

The robot's small parts assembly capabilities make it ideal for applications that require high precision and accuracy. The robot can pick up small parts, assemble them, and place them onto an assembly line or packaging machine, making it suitable for industries such as electronics, medical device manufacturing, and automotive.

In metal die and stamping tending, the Link 6 can be programmed to pick up and place parts onto a stamping machine, reducing the need for manual labor and enhancing safety. The robot's collision sensing capabilities also ensure that it can operate safely alongside other machinery.

Material handling is another application where the Link 6 excels. The robot can be programmed to pick up and move heavy loads, reducing the need for manual labor and enhancing safety.

Finally, the robot's screw driving capabilities make it suitable for applications that require high torque and precision. The robot can be programmed to pick up screws, drive them into a component, and ensure that they are correctly fastened, thereby reducing cycle time and improving accuracy.