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Yuequan Bionic robot live-line power grid operation case reported

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Yuequan Bionic says its W-Bot 2.0 wheeled humanoid robot has been deployed in live-line distribution network maintenance for State Grid in Hefei, independently completing the full live-line cable stripping process; the case was featured in People's Daily New Media's "Unimaginable Chinese Economy" program. According to Yuequan Bionic, the solution uses an insulated bucket-truck-mounted deployment, is equipped with the X-Hand M1 dexterous hand and 7-DOF humanoid arms, has a dual-arm payload of 20 kg and a whole-hand lifting payload of 50 kg, covers an operating height of 0–2.2 meters, and has a chassis footprint of 0.238 square meters. The company claims it can pass through narrow conductor spacings and equipment gaps. The above operating results come from the company's own statements.

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  1. Yuequan Bionic's Bowen W-Bot 2.0 takes on live-line distribution network work at State Grid in Hefei

    Yuequan Bionic's Bowen W-Bot 2.0 wheeled humanoid robot has been deployed in live-line distribution network operations and maintenance at State Grid in Hefei, independently completing the full live-line cable stripping process; the case was reported by People's Daily New Media's "Unimaginable Chinese Economy" program. The solution uses vehicle-mounted deployment on an insulated bucket truck, is equipped with the X-Hand M1 dexterous hand and 7-DOF humanoid arms, has a dual-arm payload of 20 kg and a whole-hand lifting payload of 50 kg, covers working heights of 0–2.2 meters, and has a chassis footprint of 0.238 m².

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