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A mobile dual-arm platform from RealMan built for wired teleoperation, dual-arm data collection, and AI/imitation-learning model training. Two 6-DoF RM65-B-V arms (5 kg payload each) mount on a 900 mm vertical lift atop an autonomous mobile base, giving a 0–2400 mm working height. Widely used in Chinese labs for bimanual teleop and robot-learning data pipelines.
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The RMC-DA-LIII ("Dual-Arm Lift") is RealMan's turnkey bimanual manipulation platform. It pairs two RM65-B-V 6-axis arms — each rated for 5 kg payload — on a 900 mm-stroke vertical lift mounted on an autonomous mobile base (1.5 m/s, 450 mm in-place turning radius, 3–4 h endurance). The lift plus arms yield a 0–2400 mm fully-extended vertical reach and roughly 790 mm of lateral reach per side. Integrated vision sensors and a CTAG2F90D gripper support object recognition and grasping. The vendor markets it specifically for wired teleoperation, real-time control, dual-arm data collection, and AI model training, making it a common rig in robot-learning labs. Arms are optionally upgradeable to RM75-B-V (7-DoF).
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