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Standard Robots unveils DARWIN, an industrial humanoid that changes “hands” to suit the task
On its official page, Standard Robots presents DARWIN, and its DARWIN-01 version, as a robot intended for industrial production sites.
According to the manufacturer, DARWIN can quickly change “hands” thanks to a system of interchangeable end effectors. It would thus move from carrying heavy loads to the delicate handling of small parts.
Standard Robots describes it as a humanoid with two arms. According to the company, the two arms allow it to perform more complex tasks than a single-arm robot.
The DARWIN-01 version is built on a mobile base that can move in any direction and can be operated remotely, according to the page.
Standard Robots says that 28 articulated motors give it human-like dexterity for fine movements in industrial settings.
Source
- Standard Robots (official product pages) · en.standard-robots.com
