RH56 series
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RH56 series

The RH56 series is a Humanoid humanoid robot developed by Beijing Inspire-Robots Technology Co., Ltd.. It features 6 degrees of freedom.

DOF

6

Specifications

Physical

Degrees of Freedom

6

Locomotion

bipedal

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