Modules

Four families. One interface.

Swap a module, not the robot.

Every module connects through the same mechanical, electrical and data interface. A technician on the shop floor can replace a limb without special tools – the robot recognises the new part and is back at work.

Head Hands Limbs Energy

Head module with face display, amber light ring and status LED

Module 01 · Head

Module 01

Head & interface

Face display, light ring, depth camera, speaker and microphone in one housing. The head is the robot's eyes and its way of talking to people.

Display: [—]
Depth camera: [—]
Audio: Speaker + mic
Status light: Top LED + ring

Module 02 · Hands

Module 02

Hands

Grippers and hands share one wrist interface. Pick the end effector that fits the task and change it in a shift break.

Variants: [—]
Grip force: [—] N
Change time: [—] min

Module 03 · Limbs

Module 03

Limbs & joints

Arms and legs are built from a small set of identical actuator modules. Fewer part numbers mean simpler spare parts and faster repairs.

Actuator types: [—]
Peak torque: [—] Nm
Swap time: [—] min

Module 04 · Energy – render or photo

Module 04

Energy

A 13S lithium-ion module with its own battery management. It sits in the torso and is reached from the side.

Configuration: 13S
Capacity: [—] Wh
Charging time: [—] h

The quick-connect interface.

One connection for mechanics, power and data – the part that makes the modules interchangeable.

Detail · mechanical lock

Mechanical

[How the module locks and carries load.]

Detail · power contacts

Power

[How power is passed through safely.]

Detail · data bus

Data

[How the robot recognises a new module.]