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DEEP Robotics
The world's first IP66-rated all-weather humanoid robot, designed for outdoor operations and complex terrains.
High-compute active balance AI.
Height
170
cm
Weight
62
kg
Speed
N/A
m/s
Payload
10
kg
Actuators
J60 and J100 series high-torque motors
DoF (Domains of freedom)
40
°
Full protection against rain and dust for outdoor operation.
Walking speed of 1.5 m/s with 20° slope climbing capability.


Reliable performance in environments from -20°C to 55°C.
Modular architecture for rapid field maintenance and upgrades.
The world's first IP66-rated all-weather humanoid robot, designed for outdoor operations and complex terrains.
Standing 170 cm and weighing 62 kg, DR-02 features 40 degrees of freedom. It is rated IP66 for waterproof and dustproof operation in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 55°C.
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DEEP Robotics
The first industrial humanoid capable of all-weather outdoor operation. Top features include a modular quick-detach design for easy maintenance and stable traversal over mud, rain, and snow.
DR 02 by DEEP Robotics
Actuators
J60 and J100 series high-torque motors
DoF (Domains of freedom)
40
°
Height
170
cm
Speed
N/A
m/s
Weight
62
kg
Payload
10
kg
Runtime
3.0
h
OS / AI System
High-compute active balance AI.
Powered by proprietary J60 and J100 joint motors with high impact resistance. The control system utilizes advanced state estimation to maintain balance in hazardous rainy or dusty environments.
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DEEP Robotics
Targeted at energy, chemical, and public safety sectors. Its IP66 rating makes it ideal for autonomous inspection in all-weather outdoor environments, including rain and snow.
Features an active waist joint for dynamic momentum distribution, a significant upgrade over the rigid structures of traditional models, enabling smoother transitions and superior balance during rapid maneuvers.
Capable of performing high-speed maneuvers and somersaults, demonstrating a level of "athletic" prowess that bridges the gap between machine and human agility.
Incorporates high-resolution force sensors in the feet and joints to "feel" the ground, mimicking the proprioceptive awareness of a human walker.
Exhibits human-like reflexes to external disturbances, instantly adjusting its stance to prevent falling when pushed or tripped.

