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All versions of the Rigged Industrial Robotic Arm.
Here is the low-poly version of the industrial robot arm. Created for and tested in our 2023 Christmas Video.
Material - Industrial-Robotic-Arm:
The rig (armature) is designed to be easily animated in Blender-3D by using only 2 control bones.
The rig has a bone to parent the objects that will be moved. So that the object can follow the rotation and position in the center of the gripper.
The not baked verion with all bone animation constraints is attached as download.
PBR textures are available in 8k and 4k resolutions.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Object center point is where it should be, so you can place the object easily on your ground
Native format (*.blend)
360° Video Test https://youtu.be/0oCooswCgiU?feature=shared
All textures are packed into the *.blend files.
I exported an FBX format with packed textures for each object, so you can easily import it into Unity, Unreal or any other 3D program with textures and material. (ObjectTexture-Packed.fbx)
also I added a folder with all the textures in it.
The exported glb and gltf formats have packed textures and I checked them in Microsoft 3D Viewer.
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
Last update: 11:17:35 10.01.24
This is the high-poly version of the industrial robot arm.The model has no textures, but procedural shader materials for Blender-3D.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Christmas Video 2023 https://youtu.be/qtoVZG6Eo7Y?feature=shared
Last update:16:16:28 10.01.24
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
Here is the rusty low-poly version of the industrial robot arm. Created for and tested in our 2023 Christmas Video.
Material - Industrial-Robotic-Arm_Rusty:
The rig (armature) is designed to be easily animated in Blender-3D by using only 2 control bones.
The rig has a bone to parent the objects that will be moved. So that the object can follow the rotation and position in the center of the gripper.
The not baked verion with all bone animation constraints is attached as download.
PBR textures are available in 8k and 4k resolutions.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Object center point is where it should be, so you can place the object easily on your ground
Native format (*.blend)
360° Video Test https://youtu.be/0oCooswCgiU?feature=shared
All textures are packed into the *.blend files.
I exported an FBX format with packed textures for each object, so you can easily import it into Unity, Unreal or any other 3D program with textures and material. (ObjectTexture-Packed.fbx)
also I added a folder with all the textures in it.
The exported glb and gltf formats have packed textures and I checked them in Microsoft 3D Viewer.
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
Last update: 13:01:58 12.01.24
Here is the orange low-poly version of the industrial robot arm. Created for and tested in our 2023 Christmas Video.
Material - Industrial-Robotic-Arm_Rusty:
The rig (armature) is designed to be easily animated in Blender-3D by using only 2 control bones.
The rig has a bone to parent the objects that will be moved. So that the object can follow the rotation and position in the center of the gripper.
The not baked verion with all bone animation constraints is attached as download.
PBR textures are available in 8k and 4k resolutions.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Object center point is where it should be, so you can place the object easily on your ground
Native format (*.blend)
360° Video Test https://youtu.be/0oCooswCgiU?feature=shared
All textures are packed into the *.blend files.
I exported an FBX format with packed textures for each object, so you can easily import it into Unity, Unreal or any other 3D program with textures and material. (ObjectTexture-Packed.fbx)
also I added a folder with all the textures in it.
The exported glb and gltf formats have packed textures and I checked them in Microsoft 3D Viewer.
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
Last update: 13:01:58 12.01.24
Here is the alu low-poly version of the industrial robot arm. Created for and tested in our 2023 Christmas Video.
Material - Industrial-Robotic-Arm_Alu:
The rig (armature) is designed to be easily animated in Blender-3D by using only 2 control bones.
The rig has a bone to parent the objects that will be moved. So that the object can follow the rotation and position in the center of the gripper.
The not baked verion with all bone animation constraints is attached as download.
PBR textures are available in 8k and 4k resolutions.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Object center point is where it should be, so you can place the object easily on your ground
Native format (*.blend)
360° Video Test https://youtu.be/0oCooswCgiU?feature=shared
All textures are packed into the *.blend files.
I exported an FBX format with packed textures for each object, so you can easily import it into Unity,
Unreal or any other 3D program with textures and material. (ObjectTexture-Packed.fbx)
also I added a folder with all the textures in it.
The exported glb and gltf formats have packed textures and I checked them in Microsoft 3D Viewer.
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
Last update: 15:46:53 10.01.24
Here is the wooden low-poly version of the industrial robot arm. Created for and tested in our 2023 Christmas Video.
Material - Industrial-Robotic-Arm_Rusty:
The rig (armature) is designed to be easily animated in Blender-3D by using only 2 control bones.
The rig has a bone to parent the objects that will be moved. So that the object can follow the rotation and position in the center of the gripper.
The not baked verion with all bone animation constraints is attached as download.
PBR textures are available in 8k and 4k resolutions.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Object center point is where it should be, so you can place the object easily on your ground
Native format (*.blend)
360° Video Test https://youtu.be/0oCooswCgiU?feature=shared
All textures are packed into the *.blend files.
I exported an FBX format with packed textures for each object, so you can easily import it into Unity, Unreal or any other 3D program with textures and material. (ObjectTexture-Packed.fbx)
also I added a folder with all the textures in it.
The exported glb and gltf formats have packed textures and I checked them in Microsoft 3D Viewer.
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
Here is the low-poly version of the industrial robot arm as christmas version. Created for and tested in our 2023 Christmas Video.
Material - Industrial-Robotic-Arm:
Material - Cable:
Material - lw:
Material - lr_2:
Material - lg2:
Material - lb_2:
Material - lp:
Material - lb:
Material - lr:
Material - lg:
The rig (armature) is designed to be easily animated in Blender-3D by using only 2 control bones.
The rig has a bone to parent the objects that will be moved. So that the object can follow the rotation and position in the center of the gripper.
The not baked verion with all bone animation constraints is attached as download.
PBR textures are available in 8k and 4k resolutions.
Available Exchange Format
Autodesk FBX (.fbx)
OBJ (.obj, .mtl)
glTF (.gltf, .glb)
X3D (.x3d)
Collada (.dae)
Stereolithography (.stl)
Polygon File Format (.ply)
Alembic (.abc)
DXF (.dxf)
USDC
Object center point is where it should be, so you can place the object easily on your ground
Native format (*.blend)
360° Video Test https://youtu.be/0oCooswCgiU?feature=shared
All textures are packed into the *.blend files.
I exported an FBX format with packed textures for each object, so you can easily import it into Unity, Unreal or any other 3D program with textures and material. (ObjectTexture-Packed.fbx)
also I added a folder with all the textures in it.
The exported glb and gltf formats have packed textures and I checked them in Microsoft 3D Viewer.
Other available export formats are ABC, DAE, DXF, OBJ + MTL, PLY, STL and X3D
The object's insertion point (origin) is where it should be, so you can easily and correctly place the object on the floor in your scene.
Made with Blender-2.93
The product published under this Licence (Royalty Free License) may not be sold, given or transferred to any other person or entity in the form in which it was downloaded from the Website, but it may be used multiple times in your commercial projects after you have paid for it once.
The 3D models were low-poly modeled and pbr-textured by 3DHaupt for the Software Service John GmbH.
