NB12h
6-axis industrial collaborative robot from Rokae designed for precision manufacturing with 10 kg payload and reach up to 1800 mm, suited for loading/unloading, sorting, gluing, deburring, and assembly automation.
Primary use case: manufacturing automation including loading, sorting, gluing, and assembly
Payload
10 kg
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
stationary
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Payload
10 kg
Max Lift/Arm
12 kg
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
semi_autonomous
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
vision, manipulation
Commercial
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
manufacturing automation including loading, sorting, gluing, and assembly
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Chinese firm delivers 10,000 robotic arms as humanoids enter factories
ROKAE delivered its 10,000th humanoid force-controlled robotic arm, a milestone that refers to the AR Series arm production line rather than complete humanoid robots. Five Helios wheeled humanoid robots equipped with those arms are operating at Schaeffler's Taicang factory on component handling, assembly, and inspection tasks, although production rates and quantified productivity gains have not been disclosed.
ROKAE hits 10,000 as China scales embodied AI
The article's headline reports that ROKAE has reached a 10,000 milestone as China scales embodied AI. The provided text contains only the headline, with no supporting details on robot models, specifications, customers, pricing, funding, or quoted sources.
ROKAE Reports 10,000 Humanoid Arms Delivered, Identifies Schaeffler Factory Deployment
ROKAE says it delivered its 10,000th humanoid force-controlled AR Series arm, with the milestone unit leaving the production line in September, and that more than 80 industrial partners have integrated the arm line into production applications. Five Helios wheeled humanoids equipped with AR Series arms are working at Schaeffler's Taicang factory on parts handling, assembly and inspection, but the relationship between this five-robot count and Schaeffler's earlier six-robot description remains unexplained, and no output-rate or productivity metrics were disclosed.