RealMan Robotics
AI-controlled and ultra-lightweight Robotics
RealMan Intelligent Technology, provider of ultra-light and AI-controlled humanoid robots, presented its latest innovations at Automatica 2025. The presentation focused on the AI-controlled ECO series and a two-arm robot platform.
Both solutions provide small and medium-sized enterprises with agile, quick-to-deploy and intelligent automation and address the areas of dynamic automation and healthtech. RealMan has developed the robot platforms with the aim of finding an answer to the labor shortage and making it easier for SMEs to access automation. Key features across the series include AI-supported precision: patented servo actuators achieve a repeat accuracy of ±0.05 mm - ideal for tasks in surgery and for industrial tasks with high precision requirements. In addition, the ECO-65, which weighs just 7.8 kg, enables up to 70% faster installation compared to conventional robots. Furthermore, the two-arm platform significantly reduces the risk of injury in intralogistics applications.
The ECO series (ECO-62 /63 / 65), which is suitable for various tasks in assembly and laboratories, for example, was presented. The compact six-axis RML-63 enables precise pick-and-place tasks in confined spaces. The RM75-B robot arm with high load capacity and integrated collision detection is suitable for applications in the automotive and manufacturing industries, among others. And the Embodied two-arm platform is a collaborative platform with force-sensitive wrists and autonomous mobility for flexible use.
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