Atom Max
The DOBOT Atom Max is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot with 41 degrees of freedom, a 1500 TOPS AI module, and Intel RealSense D455 depth sensing, designed for industrial automation and AI research. It features dexterous 6-DOF hands, VR/MR teleoperation, and a Neuro-Driven Dexterity System for human-like fine motor skills in tasks such as assembly and material handling.
Primary use case: Industrial automation, embodied AI research, automotive assembly, and service tasks such as beverage preparation
Height
165 cm
Weight
60 kg
DOF
41
Payload
3.5 kg
Battery
2 hrs
Price
$27K
Specifications
Physical
Height
165 cm
Weight
60 kg
Degrees of Freedom
41
Locomotion
biped
Max Speed
5 km/h
Manipulation
Payload
3.5 kg
Max Lift/Arm
7.5 kg
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
2 hrs
Commercial
Price
$27K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Industrial automation, embodied AI research, automotive assembly, and service tasks such as beverage preparation
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