Deep Robotics DR02 All-Weather Industrial Grade Humanoid Robot

Most humanoid robots are fair-weather performers: impressive on a clean indoor floor, nervous the moment a cloud appears. The Deep Robotics DR02 All-Weather Industrial Grade Humanoid Robot is designed around a different premise, that wet yards, dusty aisles, chilled rooms and hot workshops are simply where industrial work happens, and that a machine meant to share that work should be sealed against it.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Deep Robotics and the DR02 generation

Deep Robotics is a Hangzhou-based robotics company. The DR02 is its new generation of industry-grade humanoid robot, built for continuous work in every kind of weather. Readers who follow the brand will know it for its field-oriented machines, and the DR02 carries that practical outlook into a full-size, two-legged body. Other models from the same maker can be found in the Humanoids category, and walking platforms in general are gathered under Bipedal Humanoids.

Positioning and key technology

The central engineering feature is whole-body IP66 protection against water and dust. Together with an operating range from -20℃ to 55℃, it lets the robot move between a dry factory, an outdoor site in the rain, a cold store and a hot workshop without a change of equipment. The second idea is a human-scale body. At 175cm tall with a 68cm arm length, the DR02 is close to an adult male in proportion, so it can use the tools, shelving and walkways people already use.

The third idea is maintainability. Forearms, full arms and full legs can be quickly removed and replaced, and the left and right arm and leg modules are interchangeable. For a site that cannot afford long stoppages, a damaged limb becomes a part swap rather than a lengthy repair. A swappable battery supports the same logic. Finally, a compute unit rated at 275TOPS and a multi-sensor system built from LiDAR, depth cameras and a wide-angle camera give the robot its perception and decision-making base.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the runtime per charge, the charge time, the connectivity, the operating system, the SDK availability, the camera resolution, the degrees of freedom of the hand, the dimensions in the box or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the DR02 different from other humanoid robots?

The difference is the environment it is built for. Many humanoids are developed for laboratories, showrooms and tidy warehouse floors, where water and dust never become a design condition. The DR02 starts from the opposite end: IP66 protection across the whole machine, and a working range of -20℃ to 55℃. A buyer with a site that includes an open yard, a washdown area or a cold room can therefore put this robot on the shortlist for reasons that have little to do with how it looks.

The second difference is how failure is handled. Industrial users judge a robot by uptime. Because forearms, full arms and full legs detach quickly and the left and right modules are interchangeable, a technician can keep spare limbs on the shelf and restore the robot without a long wait. This raises maintenance efficiency and cuts running costs and downtime, which matters most in continuous operations.

How capable is the DR02 on stairs, slopes and loads?

The DR02 climbs continuous stairs 25cm high and handles 20° slopes, which covers many storage racking areas and outdoor work points. Its 31 degrees of freedom, with six in each leg, seven in each arm and three at the waist, give it the reach and balance to work in spaces designed for people.

On the load side, the dual-arm operating load is 10kg and the whole-robot carrying capacity is 20kg. That is enough for goods handling and for passing emergency equipment between people. A dexterous hand is available as an option for those who need finer manipulation.

Who is the DR02 for?

Logistics and warehouse operators are the clearest group. Their floors mix indoor racking, loading bays and open yards, and a robot that does not need shelter between zones is easier to plan around. Facilities with cold storage and hot process areas under one roof have a similar need for a wide temperature range.

Utilities, infrastructure operators and emergency-response teams may also find it relevant. Rain, dust and uneven access routes are routine for them, and the robot's ability to carry equipment and climb stairs suits their sites. Research groups and system integrators who want a rugged, human-scale platform with a high-performance compute unit and a multi-sensor setup form a third group. Buyers still comparing generations of the maker's humanoids can look at the Deep Robotics DR01 Humanoid Robot alongside this page; our team will help match the model to the task.

What is the DR02 used for?

1. Cargo handling: moving goods in storage areas using the 10kg dual-arm load and 20kg carrying capacity.
2. Emergency equipment delivery: passing tools and supplies to people at the point where they are needed.
3. Outdoor work points: operating in rain and dust, protected by IP66 across the whole body.
4. Cold storage tasks: working in chilled rooms down to -20℃.
5. Hot workshop duties: carrying out tasks in warm production areas up to 55℃.
6. Multi-level sites: climbing continuous 25cm stairs and 20° slopes between work zones.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Please request a quotation and tell us your site, your tasks and the options you need, including whether you want the dexterous hand. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Deep Robotics DR02 All-Weather Industrial Grade Humanoid Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What protection rating does the DR02 have?

The DR02 has IP66 whole-body waterproof and dustproof protection. That covers the whole machine, not only selected parts.

What temperatures can it work in?

It operates from -20℃ to 55℃. That range spans cold storage and hot workshops.

How much can it lift and carry?

The dual-arm operating load is 10kg, and the whole-robot carrying capacity is 20kg.

Can it climb stairs?

Yes. It climbs continuous stairs 25cm high and handles 20° slopes.

How are repairs handled?

Forearms, full arms and full legs can be quickly removed and replaced, and left and right arm and leg modules are interchangeable. The battery is swappable as well.

Is a dexterous hand included?

The dexterous hand is an option. Ask for it when you request your quotation.

Where can I buy the DR02 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. We do not list a price here; the quotation covers the configuration, delivery and support you need.

Summary

The idea behind the DR02 is that a humanoid should not be a fair-weather performer. IP66 protection, a range from -20℃ to 55℃, a human-scale body, stair and slope capability, modular limbs and a 275TOPS compute unit all follow from that idea. It is aimed at sites where work does not stop for rain, dust, cold or heat. If that describes your operation, this page is the starting point.