
- Dual arms with 6 joints (DOF) + 2DOF gripper, reaching 60cm (2ft), with max lifting weight of 800g (optional 1kg)
- 6DOF animated head with dual 640x480 color cameras
- 3.5 inch color display on chest, playing video (.wmv), audio and displaying images
- Overall height of 1.4m; Dimension: 43cm(L) x 38cm(W) x 140cm(H)
- Navigation and localization providing collision-free point-to-point autonomous navigation
- Vision-landmark base indoor localization (indoor GPS, position/orientation) sensor and the landmarks together provide precise position and direction information covering every inch of the floor
- Auto-docking and recharging station
- Fully wireless networked 802.11g
- OS independent application development tools
- Navigation sensors including 6 sonar and 10 IR range sensors
- Max speed 0.5m/sec.
- Comprehensive circuit protection
- High resolution pan-tilt-zoom (10X) camera
- Max payload of 10kg (optional 40kg) with body weight of 21kg
- Tele-operation and remote monitoring
- Extended operating time. 2 hour nominal operation time for each recharging
- Upgrade options: Laser Scanner; Power and battery systems for 4, 8 hours operation time are available

If that list of goodies still does not convince you then take a look at some of these videos:
You may ask: "Hey Nikolai, we have seen similar robots like this one (Reem-B, ARMAR, MDS, ASIMO, etc.). What is so special about HAWK?" Come on! You don't see it? All other similar domestic humanoid robots are not reachable to the general public but HAWK is! Don't get me wrong, the other robots are great but our chances to see them in our house this year are slim. HAWK can provide the platform for you to improve on him or have him help you with your robotic projects. HAWK may prove too much for some of us but the nice thing is that Dr Robot has other smaller robotic platforms that may suit your needs and budget. Let me know if any of you get this guy; if so send me a picture! Enjoy.
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