BESCHREIBUNG
The Explore D1 is CETC's full-size industrial humanoid, and it is pitched at replacing people on production lines and in logistics rather than at research labs or showrooms. It stands 170 cm, weighs 70 kg and carries 43 degrees of freedom, and the specification that stands out is the joint: 352.3 N·m of peak torque with a heat-pipe-assisted cooling system built into the motor area, which is the kind of detail you would expect from a company whose parent institute has spent decades on precision motors. Its arms lift 5 kg each or 8 kg together. CETC markets a 'sport mode' in which the robot rolls over, stands back up, runs, handles 20-degree obstacles and 20 cm steps, and it runs a set of general-purpose embodied-AI skills — grasping unfamiliar rigid, deformable and textureless objects, opening doors and performing push-pull operations, and planning navigation without preset routes by dragging and dropping operator modules. Voice interaction is a custom module built with iFLYTEK, and navigation combines point-cloud mapping with 10 cm positioning accuracy. CETC lists it as fully open for customer development.
FUNKTIONEN
- 170 cm tall and 70 kg with 43 degrees of freedom
- Peak joint torque of 352.3 N·m with a heat-pipe-assisted cooling system in the joint motor area
- Payload of 5 kg or more per arm and 8 kg or more using both arms
- Endurance of 2 hours or more from a 20 Ah, 72 V battery with a 2 hour charging time
- Sport mode covering rolling over, standing up and running at 11 km/h or more
- Obstacle traversal of 20 degrees or more and steps of 20 cm or more
- Multi-modal mapping and navigation with point-cloud map construction and 10 cm positioning accuracy
- Custom voice interaction module developed with iFLYTEK
- General object grasping of unknown rigid, deformable and textureless objects
- General object opening skill covering doors and push-and-pull operations
- General navigation operator skill requiring no preset routes, configured by dragging and dropping operator modules
- General execution skill needing no advance object modelling, supporting translational movement and fixed-route path following
- Fully open platform for customised robot development
TECHNISCHE DATEN
| Physisch | |
| Gewicht | 70 kg |
|---|---|
| Abmessungen | H 1.7 m |
| Traglast | 5 kg |
| Mobilität | |
| Bewegungsart | Zweibeiner, Humanoid |
| Freiheitsgrade | 43 |
| Geschwindigkeit | 11.02 km/h |
| Manipulation | Hoch |
| Einsatzumgebung | Industrial production lines, logistics facilities, indoor public spaces and classrooms |
| Aktoren | Bipedal humanoid with 43 degrees of freedom; joints rated to 352.3 N·m peak torque with heat-pipe-assisted cooling in the motor area |
| Energie | |
| Akkulaufzeit | ≥2 h |
| Sensorik & Rechenleistung | |
| Sensoren | head camera, point-cloud mapping sensors |
| Software / KI | Embodied-AI skill set covering general object grasping, object opening, navigation-operator planning without preset routes, and general execution without advance object modelling; multi-modal mapping and navigation; iFLYTEK voice interaction |
TECHNISCHE DATEN
| Physisch | |
| Gewicht | 70 kg |
|---|---|
| Abmessungen | H 1.7 m |
| Traglast | 5 kg |
| Mobilität | |
| Bewegungsart | Zweibeiner, Humanoid |
| Freiheitsgrade | 43 |
| Geschwindigkeit | 11.02 km/h |
| Manipulation | Hoch |
| Einsatzumgebung | Industrial production lines, logistics facilities, indoor public spaces and classrooms |
| Aktoren | Bipedal humanoid with 43 degrees of freedom; joints rated to 352.3 N·m peak torque with heat-pipe-assisted cooling in the motor area |
| Energie | |
| Akkulaufzeit | ≥2 h |
| Sensorik & Rechenleistung | |
| Sensoren | head camera, point-cloud mapping sensors |
| Software / KI | Embodied-AI skill set covering general object grasping, object opening, navigation-operator planning without preset routes, and general execution without advance object modelling; multi-modal mapping and navigation; iFLYTEK voice interaction |
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What is the CETC Explore D1?
The Explore D1 is CETC's full-size industrial humanoid, and it is pitched at replacing people on production lines and in logistics rather than at research labs or showrooms.
Who makes the CETC Explore D1?
The CETC Explore D1 is made by CETC Robotics, a robotics company based in China.
How much does the CETC Explore D1 cost?
CETC Robotics has not publicly announced pricing for the CETC Explore D1. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the CETC Explore D1 used for?
The CETC Explore D1 is designed for pick-and-place, inspektion, transport, and industrial production lines. It is used in bildung, lager & logistik, fertigung, and sicherheit & patrouille settings.
What is the payload capacity of the CETC Explore D1?
The CETC Explore D1 has a payload capacity of 5 kg.
How much does the CETC Explore D1 weigh?
The CETC Explore D1 weighs 70 kg.
How fast is the CETC Explore D1?
The CETC Explore D1 can move at speeds of up to 11.02 km/h.
What is the battery life of the CETC Explore D1?
The CETC Explore D1 runs for ≥2 h on a charge.
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