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Integrated 3D camera systems and LiDAR for precise environmental analysis and intuitive interaction.
The ultimate platform for cutting-edge research, with expanded degrees of freedom and computing capacity for the development of AI-driven behavioral patterns.
Intelligent movement through demanding environments, monitors large-scale industrial areas and ensures seamless documentation of critical infrastructure.
Smart monitoring of sensitive IT systems; the Atom Max acts as an autonomous guardian in server rooms and assists with physical system diagnostics.
Precise handling in highly specialized laboratory environments enables the automation of test series while ensuring maximum data integrity.
Revolutionizing material flow, it masters demanding sorting and transport tasks that require delicate human motor skills.
Terra Robotics
https://terra-robotics.de/
mail@terra-robotics.de
Zeißstraße 10,
32584 Löhne
Germany
Height: approx. 1.65 m
Weight: approx. 62 kg (excluding dexterous hands)
Degrees of freedom (DOF) total: 41 DOF (29 DOF body + 2 DOF head + 2×7 DOF arms + 2×6 DOF hands)
Maximum payload: up to approx. 3.5 kg per arm in a workspace of approx. 0–0.6 m
Walking speed: max. approx. 1.5 m/s ≈ 5.4 km/h
Runtime per battery charge: typically approx. 2 h in mixed operation, charging time approx. 1 h
Energy system: swappable battery system with high-performance Li-ion battery, edge computing platform (Intel i5 & i9, 1500 TOPS AI module, GPU with 16 GB GDDR6) for real-time AI and VR/MR teleoperation
Sensors: 60 fps Full HD binocular camera, Intel RealSense D455 depth camera, additional RGB-D cameras on wrists and waist, 3D LiDAR on the head for 360° environmental perception
Application: advanced humanoid AI research robot for robotics labs, universities, and industrial AI – ideal for dynamic locomotion, complex manipulation, HRI experiments, and smart factory pilot cells in industry & logistics.
The Dobot ATOM Max offers 41 DoF with a 1:1 human arm configuration and two 6-DOF hands. As a result, the humanoid robot handles tasks where traditional industrial robots reach their limits: complex gripping sequences, operating tools, or delicate assembly steps with a repeatability of ±0.05 mm – ideal for categories such as small-part assembly, laboratory automation, and quality control.
With Intel i5 and i9 CPUs, a 1500 TOPS AI module, and a 16 GB GPU, the ATOM Max calculates AI models directly on the robot – including the ROM-1 control model, VR/MR teleoperation, and an embodied AI toolkit. This allows you to develop your own AI workflows, datasets, and policies and deploy them later in productive smart factory environments.
RGB-D cameras on the head, wrists, and waist, along with a 3D LiDAR, provide a dense 3D point cloud of the surroundings. This allows the Dobot ATOM Max to detect people, objects, and obstacles and adapt its movements in real time—an essential foundation for human-robot collaboration, inspection applications along conveyor lines, or adaptive logistics processes.
The Dobot ATOM Max is suitable for robotics research, AI labs, universities, smart factory pilot cells, industrial automation, laboratory automation, quality control, intralogistics, facility monitoring, data center monitoring, HRI experiments, and demanding showroom or demonstration scenarios. Terra Robotics positions the Dobot ATOM Max specifically for companies and research institutions that want to test, integrate, or further develop humanoid robotics in a realistic environment.
The Dobot ATOM Max is a humanoid AI research robot from Dobot for advanced robotics, industrial, and embodied AI applications. It combines human-like kinematics, 41 degrees of freedom, powerful edge AI, 3D sensing, VR/MR teleoperation, and precise manipulation to support complex tasks in laboratories, research facilities, and smart factory environments.
The Dobot ATOM Max is interesting for embodied AI and robotics research because it does not just simulate AI models, but executes them on a physical humanoid platform with sensory perception, movement, and grasping capabilities. Research teams can use it to test their own algorithms for perception, locomotion, grasp planning, human-robot interaction, reinforcement learning, and autonomous behavioral patterns under real-world conditions.
According to Terra Robotics, the Dobot ATOM Max is approximately 1.65 m tall and weighs about 62 kg without dexterous hands. It has a total of 41 degrees of freedom, including 29 DOF in the body, 2 DOF in the head, two 7-DOF arms, and two 6-DOF hands. Additionally, the product page specifies a maximum walking speed of approximately 1.5 m/s, a typical runtime of about 2 hours, and a charging time of about 1 hour.
The Dobot ATOM Max can be used for complex manipulation tasks in research, laboratory automation, small-part assembly, quality control, material handling, and smart factory pilot cells. According to Terra Robotics, each arm carries up to approx. 3.5 kg within a working range of approx. 0 to 0.6 m and achieves a repeatability of ±0.05 mm. The specific suitability depends on the object shape, gripping point, process environment, and safety concept.
The Dobot ATOM Max uses a 60 fps full HD binocular camera, an Intel RealSense D455 depth camera, additional RGB-D cameras on its wrists and waist, as well as a 3D LiDAR on its head. This sensor suite enables 360° environment perception and supports navigation, object recognition, visual grasping strategies, collision avoidance, quality inspections, and human-robot collaboration.
The edge AI of the Dobot ATOM Max allows AI models to be computed directly on the robot, rather than processing all data externally. Terra Robotics cites, among other things, Intel i5 and i9 processing units, a 1500 TOPS AI module, and a GPU with 16 GB of GDDR6. This makes the humanoid robot suitable for real-time perception, AI-supported motion planning, teleoperation, autonomous operations, and embodied AI workflows.
Yes, the Dobot ATOM Max can be integrated into smart factory and intralogistics processes, provided that tasks, interfaces, safety concepts, and the environment are planned appropriately. Possible applications include machine tending, container sorting, variable product handling, visual end-of-line inspection, picking stations, commissioning workstations, and adaptive logistics processes. Terra Robotics provides support with analysis, conceptual design, safety assessment, and integration.
Before deploying the Dobot ATOM Max, the target application, safety concept, test area, objects to be gripped, floor conditions, network environment, AI workflows, teleoperation requirements, data protection requirements, staff qualifications, training needs, maintenance, charging location, peripherals, and potential connection to MES or ERP should be examined. Terra Robotics can plan the deployment as a proof of concept, pilot cell, or scalable robotics project.
The Dobot ATOM Max can be purchased, leased, or requested as a custom project solution from Terra Robotics. Purchase is suitable for universities, research institutions, and companies that wish to use the humanoid AI robot on a permanent basis. Leasing offers predictable monthly costs, while a project request is particularly sensible for smart factory pilot cells, laboratory automation, safety concepts, training, installation, system integration, teleoperation, and complex AI robotics projects.
The Dobot ATOM Max is the current top model among Dobot's humanoid robots, combining high-precision mechanics with state-of-the-art AI and comprehensive 3D sensor technology. With 41 degrees of freedom, dexterous 6-DOF hands, and a height of approximately 1.65 m, the humanoid robot moves at eye level with human employees and is perfectly suited as a platform for Embodied AI, robotics research, and future-oriented industrial automation.
The technical specifications of the Dobot ATOM Max are consistently geared toward demanding research and AI projects. The humanoid robot features 29 degrees of freedom in the body, two degrees of freedom in the head, seven degrees of freedom per arm, and two 6-DOF hands – for a total of 41 DoF.
This high degree of mobility is complemented by a repeatability of ±0.05 mm at the arm, making it significantly more precise than many classic industrial robots in the same segment. The maximum end speed of the arms is 1.5 m/s, and the walking speed is also up to 1.5 m/s, allowing for dynamic motion sequences, bipedal walking, and fast grasping processes to be realized.
Inside, a powerful edge computing platform is at work: an Intel i5 base module, a 1500 TOPS AI computing module, an Intel i9 processor with 24 cores, and a GPU with 16 GB GDDR6 provide sufficient computing power for complex AI models, image processing, and simulation.
Building upon this is the Robot Operator Model-1 (ROM-1) developed by Dobot, which enables precise motion planning and AI-supported adaptation in unstructured environments. This architecture is supplemented by VR/MR teleoperation, an Embodied AI toolkit, URDF models, and comprehensive SDK support.
A special feature of the Dobot ATOM Max is the dense sensor network around the head, arms, and torso. The robot possesses a full HD binocular camera, an additional RGB-D camera in the head, two RGB-D cameras each on the waist and wrists, and a 3D LiDAR at head height.
This creates a seamless image of the environment that can be used for visual servoing strategies, collision avoidance, person detection, and quality inspections.
The Dobot ATOM Max bridges the gap between humanoid automation and real production and service processes. In smart factory environments, the humanoid robot can perform tasks such as operating machinery, handling variable product variants, sorting containers, or visual end-of-line inspections. Due to its human-like kinematics, it can operate ergonomic elements like doors, switches, drawers, or customer-specific fixtures without the need for complex special mechanics.
In logistics & intralogistics, the ATOM Max is suitable as an AI-supported assistant robot along conveyor lines, picking stations, or order-picking workstations. Thanks to edge AI, strategies for grasp planning, packing, and sequencing can be trained directly on the robot and later used in scaled systems. In service and showroom scenarios, the humanoid robot acts as a technical demonstrator, guide, or brand ambassador, impressively showcasing the potential of humanoid industrial automation.
A central field of application for the Dobot ATOM Max is robotics and AI research institutions. Through its open toolchain with SDK, URDF models, Embodied AI toolkit, and teleoperation kits, the humanoid robot can be deeply integrated into existing research environments. Universities can develop their own algorithms for locomotion, grasp planning, HRI, reinforcement learning, or multimodal perception and test them directly on the physical system.
For the Dobot ATOM Max to fully realize its potential, a well-thought-out integration into processes, the IT landscape, and the safety concept is required. Terra Robotics handles planning, simulation, setup, and commissioning here – from the first proof of concept and pilot cells to scalable automation. This includes the selection of grippers and peripherals, connection to MES/ERP systems, integration with other robots (e.g., cobots, mobile robots, service robots), as well as training for development, operation, and maintenance teams.
