Manufacturer profile · No. 62
Devanthro GmbH
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Model 2Research & DevelopmentRobody
Humanoid RobotsRobody is a humanoid home-care robot developed by Devanthro GmbH in Germany. It combines AI-driven automation with human VR teleoperation to provide elderly people with physical assistance, companionship and remote caregiver support. The robot can perform household tasks such as fetching objects, meal preparation assistance, laundry-related tasks and medication assistance, while human operators can remotely take control when AI autonomy is insufficient.
1.5 kg each · 2 × 6 DOFDevanthro GmbH
Model 3Research & DevelopmentRoboy 2.0
Humanoid RobotsRoboy 2.0 is a tendon-driven musculoskeletal humanoid robot developed by the TU Munich Roboy student team (the group that became Devanthro GmbH, "The Roboy Company," in May 2018). Unveiled at Hannover Messe in April 2018, it used a custom FPGA controller for high-speed, low-latency control and was demonstrated riding and autonomously steering a tricycle, recognizing people, and holding simple conversations — serving as a key research step toward Roboy 3.0 and Devanthro's later "Robody" elder-care robots.
Tendon-driven (antagonistic muscle-like actuation), maxon brushless DC motors (48 motors used in the original Roboy platform lineage) · Not commercially available; an early prototype is on permanent exhibition at Deutsches Museum, MunichDevanthro GmbH
Roboy 3.0
Humanoid RobotsRoboy 3.0 is a musculoskeletal, tendon-driven humanoid telepresence robot developed by Devanthro GmbH, unveiled in October 2020 as a full redesign from Roboy 2.0. Standing 1.65m and weighing 60kg with 28 degrees of freedom, it uses custom muscle-unit actuators (up to 300N tendon force) for compliant, human-safe motion and FPGA-based real-time control, functioning as a robotic avatar body for remote human operators — technology that later evolved into Devanthro's "Robody" elder-care platform.
Microphone for audio input · Not commercially sold as a standalone product; used as a research/telepresence platform and via Devanthro's partner/pilot programs (e.g., Charité Berlin, University of Oxford)Help keep the encyclopedia current
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