DR02
World's first IP66-rated all-weather industrial-grade humanoid robot from Deep Robotics. Stands 175 cm, weighs 65 kg, 31 DoF, 275 TOPS compute, 4 m/s max speed, 20 kg carrying capacity. Designed for outdoor industrial operations, inspection, logistics, and emergency response.
Primary use case: Industry-grade, all-weather humanoid applications
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
bipedal
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
Commercial
Availability
unknown
Primary Use Case
Industry-grade, all-weather humanoid applications
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Deep Robotics Tests DR02 Humanoids in Hangzhou Traffic and Tourist Areas
Deep Robotics deployed its DR02 humanoid robots in Hangzhou's Xihu District to test their ability to assist with real-world traffic direction, public guidance, and multilingual tourist support. The IP66-rated robots navigated intersections and busy tourist areas including Xixi National Wetland Park, operating in heavy crowds, vehicle traffic, and sustained rain while detecting traffic violations such as unhelmeted e-bike riders and improper crossings. The field data will be used to further refine the DR02 for public-service and traffic-management applications.