RealMan Robotics
RealMan Robotics launched three new joint modules, the WHJ03, WHJ120 and WHJ48V.
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RealMan Robotics
RealMan Robotics launched three new joint modules, the WHJ03, WHJ120 and WHJ48V.
Embodied intelligence, modular robotic systems and ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arm company RealMan Robotics has unveiled three next-generation joint modules: the ultra-compact WHJ03, the high-torque hollow-core WHJ120, and the WHJ48V Wide-Voltage Series.
The company said this launch marks a key milestone in its strategic expansion in core robotic components, delivering a unified power offering for robots ranging from lightweight desktop arms to heavy-duty industrial systems.
RealMan said that the High-Power-Density (HPD) servo joints deliver high torque density, fast dynamic response, high precision, reliability and cost efficiency. The company said the new modules address diverse industry needs through compact, integrated and modular designs, enabling high-performance robotics across consumer, commercial and industrial applications.
With the launch of these three next-generation modules, RealMan Robotics said it’s further expanding its product portfolio and strengthening its position as a key enabler in the global robotics ecosystem.
RealMan provided the following details on the three new servo joints:
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