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German Aerospace Center

GermanyFounded 1969
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German Aerospace Center is a robotics company founded 1969, based in Germany, developing 5 robots primarily in the Humanoid category.

Advanced humanoid and mobile manipulation robotics research

DLR’s Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics develops research robots including Rollin' Justin, Agile Justin, and the Hand Arm System for humanoid manipulation, teleoperation, and autonomous mobile robotics. The institute operates from Oberpfaffenhofen-Weßling in Germany and its robots are used for advanced research demonstrations rather than commercial sale.

Company facts

Legal name
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
HQ
Oberpfaffenhofen-Weßling, Germany
Founded
1969 · 57 yrs

Maker Score

Products 45%49Range 30%79Activity30AttentionReadiness4Traction 25%28
53/ 100Adequate evidenceAll-rounder

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Milestones

  1. DLR created TORO, a similar robot to Rollin' Justin but with legs instead of wheels.

  2. Rollin' Justin was introduced as an autonomous and programmable humanoid robot with two arms.

Press coverage

Active products by German Aerospace Center

5 shown
#CategoryKey specs
1
Hand Arm SystemDexterous Hand201057.4
2
JustinHumanoidHeight 1.91 m·Weight 195 kg200940.6
3
TOROHumanoidHeight 1.74 m·Weight 76 kg201340.5
4
Rollin' JustinMobile ManipulatorPayload 20 kg·Reach 2.7 m200839.7
5
Agile JustinResearchPayload 15 kg·Runtime 1 hr201238.7

Where will these robots operate? Often the same as your country — add more for multi-country deployments.

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