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DARwIn-OP S/W Tutorial 6.RoboPlus
DARwIn-OP S/W Tutorial 2.Walk Tuner
DARwIn-OP S/W Tutorial 4.DYNAMIXEL Monitor
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Overview
Darwin-OP is a small humanoid robot that can walk, dance, and speak. It can also play soccer, and if it falls, it just stands up and keeps going. It's designed as an open platform for robotics research. Darwin-OP stands for "Dynamic Anthropomorphic Robot With Intelligence-Open Platform," an acronym crafted by acronym-loving roboticist Dennis Hong. It is an open hardware and software platform. Able to recognize and track objects. Equipped with modular, high-performance actuators.
Flagship features
- Open source hardware with modular design for user modifications
- Publicly available CAD files for all parts
- Engaged in partnerships with universities for educational purposes
- Highly regarded in the humanoid robotics community
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Specifications
From the makerCheckedEstimated- Full bipedal
- Bipedal
- No
- Intel Atom N2600 @1.6 GHz dual core
- Cameras, ultrasound, proximity
- No
- No
- No
- No
- No
- No
- Flat indoor
- Code python
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- C++
- Commercial
- Indoor
- Education, robotics, artificial intelligence
- Purchase
25% of humanoid robots have it
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64% of humanoid robots have it
- 45.72 cm
- 9.07 kg
- 0.24 m/s
- 20
- 3
- 0.5 h
- 1 yr
Taller than 4% of 205 Humanoid robots with this spec
Heavier than 9% of 218 Humanoid robots with this spec
Faster than 1% of 178 Humanoid robots with this spec
More joints than 25% of 237 Humanoid robots with this spec
More joints than 2% of 190 Humanoid robots with this spec
Lasts longer than 1% of 209 Humanoid robots with this spec
Longer warranty than 6% of 87 Humanoid robots with this spec
Detailed specifications
What it is built for2
- Applications
- research,education
- bipedal
Size & capacity1
- Height Mm
- 457.2
Sensing & perception6
- Yes
- Camera Count
- 1
- rgb
- Yes
- No
- on device
Controls & integration1
- ethernet,bluetooth
Buying & support4
- Datasheet Url
- View Link
- Deployment Count
- 10
- Country Of Origin
- KR
- Availability Status
- available
Other details4
- Charging Status
- If the connection is unstable, unplug and replug the battery pack. Only use the supplied charger.
- Battery Hot Swap
- To switch battery packs, connect DC power, disconnect the battery cable, unscrew the thumbscrew, remove the battery pack, insert a charged pack, close and screw the thumbscrew, reconnect the battery cable, and remove DC power.
- Package Contents
- Fully-assembled DARWIN-OP robot,3 battery packs,1 battery pack charger,1 DC power supply,1 power cable,1 ethernet cable,2 wrenches, 2 screwdrivers,1 set of spare cables,1 set of spare bolts and nuts,1 red ball,1 set of color patches (7 individual),1 USB thumb drive (with installed recovery software),1 quick start guide,2 spare fuses
- No
Who uses it
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Company milestones(estimated)
- Feb 2020MilestoneCloud Robotics tutorial for TurtleBot3
- 2010DeploymentDARwIn-OP units built for 11 partner universities
- 2010MilestoneDARwIn-OP demo at IEEE Humanoids 2010
- 2010MilestoneDARwIn-OP introduced as an open-platform humanoid robot
- 1999MilestoneCompany founded
- Not yet on fileLaunchTurtleBot3 Burger product availability
- Not yet on fileMilestoneTurtleBot3 Burger assembly demo
- Not yet on fileLaunchROBOTIS OP user guide published
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ROBOTIS in the news
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- Aug 3Robotis Unveils Humanoid Software, Aiming to Expand Robot Ecosystem
- Jun 16ROBOTIS to Launch Humanoid Robot Production in Tashkent
ROBOTIS in the news
the maker8 events · last 12 months
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Darwin-OP?
- The Darwin-OP is developed by ROBOTIS, based in South Korea.
- What type of robot is the Darwin-OP?
- The Darwin-OP is a Humanoid robot made by ROBOTIS.
- How much does the Darwin-OP cost?
- The Darwin-OP is priced at US$12,000.
- When was the Darwin-OP launched?
- The Darwin-OP was launched in 2010.
- What are the key specifications of the Darwin-OP?
- Key specifications of the Darwin-OP: form factor full bipedal, height 45.72 cm, weight 9.07 kg, mobility bipedal, walking speed 0.24 m/s.
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