Dual Arm Compound Robot (RMC-DA)

The Dual Arm Compound Robot (RMC-DA) is a mobile dual-arm manipulator from Realman Robotics in China, standing about 1.35 m tall and weighing roughly 80 kg. Compact and lightweight for its class, this humanoid robot is built for flexible, precise two-handed work on the move.

High-torque-density servo motors paired with ultra-strong harmonic reducers cut size and weight while preserving performance, delivering smooth, precise, efficient dual-arm motion with a 5 kg payload per arm. Position-feedback and motion-control sensors are embedded within the servo motors and harmonic reducers. Its closed software offers a user-friendly interface, intelligent control algorithms for dual-arm coordination, and plug-and-play deployment.

That dexterous, mobile design makes it well suited to retail and hospitality service, inspection, healthcare and even space-exploration research, where coordinated two-handed manipulation adds real capability. Its mobile base lets it move between workstations, while coordinated arms handle tasks that a single manipulator cannot manage alone.

Nexon System deploys the Realman Dual Arm Compound Robot across Southeast Asia, providing commissioning, dual-arm task programming, and integration with your facility, clinical or inspection systems. Its plug-and-play design speeds setup, and we add operator training and ongoing support so it fits smoothly into your operation. Talk to Nexon to scope a mobile-manipulation pilot.