RealMan Robotics GEN72 Overview

With seven degrees of freedom, the RealMan GEN72 is a lightweight redundant arm built for humanoid and embodied-AI platforms. It handles a 2 kg payload within a 600 mm working radius and repeats to ±1 mm. Joints 1 to 4 turn at up to 180°/s and joints 5 to 7 at 225°/s, giving a tool speed of up to 1.8 m/s. The arm weighs 6.6 kg and typically consumes no more than 100 W.

Key Specifications

Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.

Applications

• Machine tending

• Assembly

• Inspection

• Education

• Research

• Packaging

• Dispensing

Industries

Automotive · Electronics · Metalworking · Plastics · Food and beverage · Pharmaceuticals · Logistics

Technical Details

Weight: 6.6 kg. Base diameter: 107 mm. Typical power: 100 W. Peak power: 200 W. Materials: aluminum alloy and ABS

RealMan Robotics GEN72 Review Summary

With seven degrees of freedom, the RealMan GEN72 is a lightweight redundant arm built for humanoid and embodied-AI platforms. It handles a 2 kg payload within a 600 mm working radius and repeats to ±1 mm. Joints 1 to 4 turn at up to 180°/s and joints 5 to 7 at 225°/s, giving a tool speed of up to 1.8 m/s. The arm weighs 6.6 kg and typically consumes no more than 100 W. It is listed from USD 14,000.

Pros

• 2 kg maximum payload with a 600 mm reach

• Speed: TCP up to 1.8 m/s; joints 1-4: 180°/s; joints 5-7: 225°/s

• Collaborative design for work near people, subject to a risk assessment

• Seventh axis adds flexibility in tight cells

Cons

• Repeatability of ±1 mm is wider than on smaller precision robots

• The 2 kg maximum payload includes the end effector

• End effectors, safety equipment and integration are quoted separately

Who It Is For

The RealMan GEN72 fits manufacturers that want a robot working near people without full fencing, subject to a risk assessment.

Full review: RealMan GEN72 Review: Specs, Price and Applications of the 2 kg Collaborative Robot