DOBOT unveiled three robot products—LUMO, PULSA and the CRH Series—at a robotics conference in Frankfurt on Oct. 20, according to a company report published on Nov. 2. The company said the event drew about 200 people from European manufacturers, integrators, research and automation fields.
DOBOT describes LUMO as an all-terrain embodied robot for home companionship, research and education, and commercial service. The company says it runs on its DobotWAM model, which combines vision-language-action modeling with 3D spatial understanding and real-world data.
The PULSA collaborative robot line is offered in 7 kg and 12 kg payload versions, with stated repeatability of ±0.02 mm and ±0.03 mm, respectively. DOBOT lists maximum sixth-joint speeds of 790°/s and 735°/s and says its safety architecture reaches ISO 13849-1 PLd Category 3.
The CRH collaborative robot series is also offered in 7 kg and 12 kg configurations. DOBOT gives a maximum J6 speed of 450°/s and instantaneous tool-center-point speed of 7 m/s, and says the series has TÜV certification and complies with ISO 13849.
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