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The Dobot Magician V3 Standard Edition is a 4-axis desktop robotic arm built for classrooms, labs, makerspaces, and informal learning environments. With a 500 g payload, 320 mm reach, and 0.2 mm repeatability, it gives students a real industrial-style robot at a desktop scale, letting them move from drag-and-drop block coding into Python and 20+ other languages as their skills grow. RobotLAB resells the Magician V3 as a complete, ready-to-teach package rather than a bare arm.
What makes the Standard Edition a strong starting point is the bundle: the arm ships with a vacuum pump kit, a gripper, a writing and drawing kit, and a 3D printing kit, so a single robot can demonstrate pick-and-place, sorting, plotting, and additive manufacturing out of the box. Combined with seven control methods (PC, mobile, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, gesture, joystick, and EEG mind control), it supports a wide range of lesson plans and student ability levels in one device.
RobotLAB positions this unit for K-14 educators and program leaders who want a versatile, durable arm at an accessible price point. As a full-service integrator, RobotLAB handles sales, deployment guidance, start-up instructions, training resources, and a 1-year support and warranty, and can advise on stepping up to larger Dobot arms or multi-unit classroom packs as a program scales.
| Brand | Dobot |
| Model | Magician V3 (Standard Edition) |
| Type | 4-axis desktop robotic arm (stationary) |
| Number of Axes | 4 |
| Payload | 500 g max |
| Max Reach | 320 mm |
| Repeatability | +/-0.2 mm |
| Joint Ranges | J1 +/-120deg, J2 -5deg to +90deg, J3 -15deg to +90deg, J4 +/-140deg |
| Joint Speeds (250 g) | J1-J3 up to 320deg/s, J4 up to 480deg/s |
| Base Footprint | 158 mm x 158 mm |
| Net Weight | 3.4 kg (arm) |
| Materials | Aluminum Alloy 6061, ABS engineering plastic |
| Power Supply | 100-240V, 50/60 Hz; 12V / 6.5A DC input |
| Max Power Consumption | 78 W |
| Communication | USB / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth |
| Control Methods | 7 (PC, Mobile, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Gesture, Joystick, EEG) |
| Interchangeable Heads | 5 (Suction cup, Gripper, Pen holder, 3D printer, Laser) |
| Programming | Graphical (Blockly), Python, 20+ languages |
| Working Temperature | -10C to 60C |
| Included in Standard Edition | Arm V3, vacuum pump kit, gripper, writing/drawing kit, 3D printing kit |
| Target Grade Levels | K-14 |
| Support & Warranty | 1-Year Support & Warranty (RobotLAB) |
| Purchase Price | $1,699 |
Schools, colleges, and CTE programs use the Magician V3 to teach robotics, coding, and automation concepts hands-on. Students start in graphical Blockly programming and progress to Python, controlling a real arm that does pick-and-place, drawing, and sorting. The 500 g payload and 0.2 mm repeatability are forgiving enough for beginners while still mirroring real industrial motion. RobotLAB's curriculum alignment to Common Core and NGSS helps teachers slot it into existing courses.
Informal learning venues deploy the arm as an interactive exhibit or workshop station. The seven control methods, including gesture and EEG mind control, make it an engaging draw for visitors of varying ages, and the swappable heads let a single unit show writing, suction pick-up, and 3D printing demonstrations. RobotLAB supports these venues with setup guidance and a 1-year warranty so non-technical staff can run sessions reliably.
Maker labs and entry-level engineering programs use the Magician V3 to prototype small automation routines: simple assembly demos, plotting, light desktop 3D printing, and vacuum-based part handling. With a 158 mm x 158 mm footprint it fits on a standard workbench, and the open SDK plus multi-language support let advanced users script custom workflows before scaling to heavier Dobot arms for production-style work.
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It is a complete bundle. The Standard Edition includes the Magician V3 arm plus a vacuum pump kit, a gripper, a writing and drawing kit, and a 3D printing kit, along with RobotLAB start-up instructions and a 1-year support and warranty. Note that the laser engraving kit is part of the higher-tier Advanced Educational Plan, not the Standard Edition. To confirm exactly what ships in your order, call 1-87-RobotLAB.
With its swappable heads it can perform pick-and-place using the suction cup or gripper, draw and write with the pen holder, do light desktop 3D printing, and laser engraving (laser head sold with the Advanced plan). This versatility lets one arm cover many lessons, from sorting and stacking to plotting and additive manufacturing.
RobotLAB targets the Magician V3 at K-14, meaning elementary school through college, as well as museums, libraries, and summer camps. It is recommended for intermediate learners and works at roughly 1 arm per 1-5 students. Beginners can start in graphical Blockly coding and advance to Python.
The Magician Lite ($995) is a smaller, lighter arm with three heads, aimed at younger/entry students. The Standard Edition ($1,699) is the full 5-head Magician V3. The Magician Pro ($2,890) steps up to a 750 g payload, 440 mm reach, and +/-0.05 mm repeatability for more demanding work. RobotLAB can help you pick the right tier; call 1-87-RobotLAB.
The Magician V3 has 0.2 mm repeatability, a 500 g maximum payload, and a 320 mm reach. That is precise and capable enough for classroom automation, plotting, and light handling tasks, while remaining a safe desktop-scale device for students.
Yes. As a national robotics integrator, RobotLAB offers purchasing, classroom packs, and flexible options including leasing and Robotics-as-a-Service for many products. For volume pricing, multi-unit classroom configurations, or financing on the Magician V3, call 1-87-RobotLAB.
It supports graphical drag-and-drop programming via DobotBlockly plus Python scripting, with 20+ coding languages available and an open SDK for advanced control. It can be operated through seven control methods, including PC, mobile app, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, gesture, joystick, and EEG mind control.
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