Humanoid · Research and development
Rollin' Justin
Where the robot stands : Paper announcement · Proof: statements only. Vuntum has not yet recorded any proof of a demonstration or a sale. See the rule
Useful for: Education and programming · Research and development
Where used: School and laboratory · For: Research and education
by DLR
Key facts
Rollin' Justin is a humanoid robot made by DLR, intended for research and education. It was presented in 2008 and stands 191 cm tall. It weighs about 200 kg and has a nominal payload of 20 kg.
- Height
- 1.91 m Claimed by the manufacturerClaimed by the manufacturer. DLR (official product pages), accessed 9 October 2026. Original text: “Adult human (1.91 m)”
- Weight
- ≈ 200 kg Claimed by the manufacturerClaimed by the manufacturer. DLR (official product pages), accessed 9 October 2026. approximate. Original text: “approx. 200 kg”
- Payload
- 20 kg Claimed by the manufacturerClaimed by the manufacturer. DLR (official product pages), accessed 9 October 2026. rated load capacity. Original text: “Nominal load capacity:20 kg”
- Announcement date
- 2008-01-01 Claimed by the manufacturerClaimed by the manufacturer. DLR (official product pages), accessed 9 October 2026. Original text: “The robot was first presented to the public in 2008.”
Approximate.
Rated load capacity.
Not disclosed price, battery life, availability in France
