RT Corporation Timeline

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• 2026-09-25 - Product Launch - RT discloses NSK-backed inspection quadruped prototype - The prototype is about 20 kg, measures roughly 900 × 400 × 500 mm while standing, and can carry up to 7 kg of equipment. The planned demonstration includes stair and slope traversal, autonomous patrol, and meter-reading workflows. RT is targeting a… - source: prtimes.jp
• 2024-02-21 - Partnership - RT appoints ID Miner as Taiwan robotics reseller - The dealer list included RT humanoids Muriqui, Gorilla, Bonobo and Sciurus17. It also covered mobile learning robots and CRANE+ V2 and CRANE-X7 robot arms. RT said the channel would provide its robotics teaching know-how through ID Miner for Taiwanese… - source: rt-net.jp
• 2024-01-24 - Product Launch - RT opens orders for customizable Muriqui humanoid - Buyers could customize joint axes, sensors such as cameras and microphones, and the exterior. RT offered ROS 2 software and a Gazebo simulation package; MuJoCo support was a future plan. RT quoted an approximately two-month or longer lead time for customized… - source: rt-net.jp
• 2023-11-21 - Partnership - RT Corporation signs ROBOTIS sales agreements for Korea and the US - ROBOTIS is to handle the Gorilla, Bonobo and Sciurus17 humanoids and the CRANE-X7 arm. The agreements include ROBOTIS USA, identified by RT as a wholly owned ROBOTIS subsidiary. RT says these research robots use ROBOTIS servo motors and will be sold through… - source: prtimes.jp
• 2023-07-12 - Product Launch - RT Corporation launches Gorilla humanoid with ROBOTIS Japan - ROBOTIS Japan supplies DYNAMIXEL actuators and selected frame parts for Gorilla. RT manufactures other electronics and aluminium frames, adapts the software, and handles sales and support. The research robot was offered on a made-to-order basis with an… - source: prtimes.jp
• 2021-06-10 - Product Launch - RT debuts 120 cm Bonobo platform for walking robot research - The 120 cm robot was designed with arm proportions based on a small adult. RT specified motors below 80 W at every joint and a structure designed to reduce pinching risk. A head-mounted depth camera was standard for object recognition and obstacle-aware… - source: rt-net.jp