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German Aerospace Center (DLR)

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Germany · Established 1969

Overview

Robots
2
Components
6
Model families
0
Versions
0
Downloadable models
0
RoboAtlas Summary

DLR's Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics develops and studies humanoid robots for manipulation, locomotion and human-centred applications.

Official positioning

Its robotics work combines AI with humanoid systems and technology transfer for space, manufacturing and care-related applications.

Hardware scope

Recorded platforms include Justin, a family of humanoid systems, and TORO, a torque-controlled walking humanoid.

Intelligence scope

Justin uses AI-enabled perception and manipulation research; TORO is used to study bipedal locomotion and responding to its surroundings.

Robots

Timeline

  1. Product released

    TORO

  2. Product released

    DEXHAND

  3. Product released

    David-Hand

  4. Product released

    Rollin' Justin

  5. Product released

    DLR Hand I

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