Realman Robotics Dual Arm Embodied AI Development Platform (DAP-D-65) is a Robot Accessory from REALMAN ROBOTICS. With published configurations including RM65-B-V-class arms, D435 depth cameras, 5 kg payload per slave arm, and ±0.05 mm repeatability, it targets labs and innovators building robust two-handed skills for real-world manipulation scenarios.
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Realman Robotics Dual Arm Embodied AI Development Platform (DAP-D-65) is a Robot Accessory from REALMAN ROBOTICS. With published configurations including RM65-B-V-class arms, D435 depth cameras, 5 kg payload per slave arm, and ±0.05 mm repeatability, it targets labs and innovators building robust two-handed skills for real-world manipulation scenarios.
Realman Robotics Dual Arm Embodied AI Development Platform (DAP-D-65) is a Robot Accessory from REALMAN ROBOTICS. With published configurations including RM65-B-V-class arms, D435 depth cameras, 5 kg payload per slave arm, and ±0.05 mm repeatability, it targets labs and innovators building robust two-handed skills for real-world manipulation scenarios.
RealMan’s user manual for the dual-arm platform describes the RM65-B-V as an integrated controller arm concept (controller integrated into the base), and in that manual the RM65-B-V weight is described as 7.6 kg with 5 kg payload, 626 mm arm span, and ±0.05 mm repeatability—indicating that published specs can vary slightly by version or documentation revision.
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With published configurations including RM65-B-V-class arms, D435 depth cameras, 5 kg payload per slave arm, and ±0.05 mm repeatability, it targets labs and innovators building robust two-handed skills for real-world manipulation scenarios.
RealMan’s user manual for the dual-arm platform describes the RM65-B-V as an integrated controller arm concept (controller integrated into the base), and in that manual the RM65-B-V weight is described as 7.6 kg with 5 kg payload, 626 mm arm span, and ±0.05 mm repeatability—indicating that published specs can vary slightly by version or documentation revision.
Summary The Realman Robotics Dual Arm Embodied AI Development Platform (DAP-D-65) is a dual-arm, dataset-oriented robotics system positioned for embodied AI—combining bimanual manipulation, multi-camera depth perception, and developer-friendly interfaces to support teleoperation-driven demonstration capture and imitation-learning research.
Slave arm parameters (RM65-B-V class) On the official parameters page, the slave arm is listed with 626 mm operating radius, 5 kg rated payload, ~7.2 kg arm net weight, ±0.05 mm repeatability, DC 24 V supply, 0–45°C operating temperature, and communications via Ethernet/Wi-Fi/RS485 plus 4-channel reusable digital I/O.
Master arm parameters (teleoperation side) RealMan’s product parameters for the master arm include: 599 mm operating radius, 0.088° angle resolution, 6 DOF per arm (12 DOF for the pair), ~1.5 kg weight (with fixture), “zero-force drag”, and 110 RPM max operating speed.
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With published configurations including RM65-B-V-class arms, D435 depth cameras, 5 kg payload per slave arm, and ±0.05 mm repeatability, it targets labs and innovators building robust two-handed skills for real-world manipulation scenarios.
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