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HD Hyundai Robotics debuts legless dual-arm robot
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HD Hyundai Robotics publicly showcased for the first time a self-developed intelligent dual-arm robot under development at the FIX 2026 exhibition in Daegu, South Korea. The robot replicates the human upper body, with a five-fingered dexterous hand at the end of each arm, a maximum payload of 7 kg per arm and a working radius of 630 mm. It is equipped with a self-developed Robot Foundation Model (RFM) and can autonomously perceive its environment and generate motion plans. The robot is initially paired with a wheeled mobile platform to meet in-plant mobility needs, while a bipedal walking approach has been placed in longer-term planning; the company confirmed that a legged version will be launched in the future. Pricing, mass-production timelines, customer orders and external deployment plans have not yet been disclosed.
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- HD Hyundai Robotics unveils legless dual-arm humanoid robot: 7 kg payload per arm, five-finger dexterous hands
HD Hyundai Robotics showcased its self-developed intelligent dual-arm robot at FIX 2026 and FABTECH 2026. It replicates the human upper body, with a five-finger dexterous hand at the end of each arm, a maximum payload of 7 kg per arm and a working radius of 630 mm. It runs on the company's self-developed Robot Foundation Model (RFM) and can autonomously perceive its environment and generate motion plans.
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