Our 3D-printable 6-axis anthropomorphic manipulator, fully open-source, designed to introduce you to the world of industrial robotics in educational and training environments.
PRIMO V1.1 is the “first” product of the new Crea Robotics business unit, dedicated to the development of cutting-edge technologies for the STEM sector (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
Our six-axis robotic arm is designed as a modular platform for experimentation, practical learning and the development of real technical skills. It represents a concrete step towards integrating educational robotics with additive manufacturing.

Designed for schools, technical institutes (ITS), digital laboratories, training institutions, FabLabs, universities, and innovation centers that want to introduce a hands-on experience of accessible, open-source robotics based on digital manufacturing technologies.
Through PRIMO V1.1 LAB, a 16-hour training workshop led by two specialized engineers, you’ll be able to experiment and practice assembling, programming, simulating, and using the robotic system, with quick and full access to the RoboDK educational license and our open-source resources.
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PRIMO V1.1 was developed within a proprietary print farm, part of a broader digital manufacturing and smart factory ecosystem.
This made in-house engineering approach enables rapid iteration, geometry optimisation and reduced development times.
In-house production also contributes to an ESG and sustainability oriented strategy, through waste reduction, on-demand manufacturing and direct control over the materials used.
3D printing is not just a production process: it is an integral part of our technological identity.
PRIMO V1.1 is compatible with RoboDK, a leading software solution in the robotics sector that simplifies the programming and simulation of robotic arm movements.
RoboDK provides an intuitive interface and powerful simulation tools, enabling students to experiment and develop advanced skills in robotics and automation.










We have created a comprehensive set of documentation and open-source resources to help you build your own robotic arm directly from your desk.
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