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SR3-C-H

byRokaeHaidian, China

The SR3-C-H is a Arm humanoid robot developed by Rokae. It features 13.8 kg, 6 degrees of freedom, 3 kg payload capacity. The SR3-C-H is commercial.

Primary use case: Lightweight flexible collaborative robot for precision tasks

Weight

13.8 kg

DOF

6

Payload

3 kg

Specifications

Physical

Weight

13.8 kg

Degrees of Freedom

6

Locomotion

stationary

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