Diana 7
The Diana 7 is a Industrial humanoid robot developed by Franka Robotics. The Diana 7 is unknown.
Primary use case: Robotics and academic research using the Franka Control Interface.
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
unknown
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
manipulation
Commercial
Availability
unknown
Primary Use Case
Robotics and academic research using the Franka Control Interface.
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Agile Robots Launches Agile ONE SN Humanoid at NVIDIA GTC Berlin and Pilots Humanoids with Audi
Agile Robots launched the Agile ONE SN at NVIDIA GTC Berlin, introducing a 1.4-metre, 43-kilogram research humanoid with 71 degrees of freedom, tactile hands, Jetson Thor hardware and the GR00T 1.7 VLA model. The company also introduced the Diana 7 and Diana 3 arms and joined AUDI AG, Dassault Systèmes and NVIDIA on a humanoid logistics pilot at Audi's Ingolstadt plant. NVIDIA separately announced plans to invest in Agile Robots, although the amount was not disclosed.
Agile Robots Brings Physical AI into the Real World - From Industrial Automation to Robot Training Data
Agile Robots and its subsidiary Franka Robotics presented their Physical AI roadmap at all about automation Zurich and IJCAI-ECAI 2026. Agile Robots showcased the Diana 7 for force-controlled assembly and the Thor 12 for flexible welding, while Franka Robotics demonstrated the GELLO Duo and FR3 Duo with LABS to collect structured bimanual robot-training data. No funding round was announced.
Allsides 3D Digital Twin Factory gets underway, in partnership with Nvidia for Physical AI on an industrial scale
Allsides has launched its 3D Digital Twin Factory, an Nvidia-powered automated pipeline that converts scanned physical objects into SimReady Digital Twins for training robots in environments such as Nvidia Isaac Sim. The system reproduces geometry at sub-millimetre precision while measuring PBR materials, mass, collision properties and friction, and Allsides aims to scale output to millions of twins across hundreds of product categories. No funding round or new robot hardware was announced.
