The Dobot Robot Vision Kit is a machine-vision accessory package that bolts onto a Dobot Magician (or Dobot M1) robotic arm and turns it into a vision-guided automation workstation. Rather than blindly repeating a fixed path, the arm can now "see" parts on the worktable and react — locating an object, reading its color, measuring it, or sorting it into the right bin. RobotLAB positions this configuration for higher-education and college lab settings, where students learn how an industrial vision system integrates with robotic motion. The kit lists at $1,695 and ships with RobotLAB support and a 1-year warranty.

In the box you get the hardware that an embedded-vision lab needs: a fixed baseboard to mount the camera and arm in a repeatable frame, an industrial camera with lens and mounting bracket, an adjustable camera lighting source, a black-and-white calibration board, a power adapter, and a tool package. The accompanying demo project covers the two core skills of vision-guided robotics — camera-to-robot calibration and color-based sorting — and source code is provided so students can read, modify, and extend the software rather than treat it as a black box. The kit supports the GigE Vision and USB3 Vision industrial-camera standards, and Dobot's Vision Studio environment offers drag-and-drop, graphical configuration of recognition, measurement, alignment, and image-processing pipelines.

Important to note: the Dobot Magician or M1 robotic arm is not included in this kit — it is an add-on for an arm you already own or buy separately. As a reseller, RobotLAB sells, leases, and supports this kit nationwide and can bundle it with the arm, curriculum, training, and ongoing service. If you are standing up an Industry 4.0, mechatronics, or computer-vision course and want a turnkey path from quote to a working lab, RobotLAB handles procurement, deployment, and instructor enablement.