HDC50-17
About
About HDC50-17
HD Hyundai Robotics HDC50-17 is the highest-payload model in the HDC hybrid collaborative range. Its six-axis arm carries up to 50 kilograms across a 1,700-millimetre reach, targeting heavy palletizing, loading and material-transfer cells that need more wrist capacity within a comparatively compact envelope. Repeatability is specified at ±0.05 millimetres.
The floor-, ceiling- or wall-mounted robot weighs 215 kilograms, uses the Hi7-N00-70 controller and has a stated maximum TCP speed of 5.49 metres per second. HD Hyundai integrates the range with SafeSpace 2.0 functions for monitored workspaces and application control. The collaborative designation does not remove the need to validate the installed tool, payload, speeds, stopping distances and surrounding cell before people enter its operating area.
Capabilities
Source-backed capabilities
- Operating environments: Industrial heavy-workpiece handling cells, Industrial palletizing cells
- Control modes: Programmed Automation
- Material handling
Claimed - Transfer heavy workpieces between positions in an industrial cell. - environment: Industrial heavy-workpiece handling cells
Source - Palletizing
Claimed - Stack heavy products onto pallets in a configured palletizing cell. - environment: Industrial palletizing cells
Source
Resources
Media library
- HDC Series — official product film
video · HD Hyundai Robotics
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Timeline
- HD Hyundai Robotics launches HDC high-payload collaborative robot series
2026-07-01 - Product Launch - The HDC50-17, HDC35-18 and HDC25-18 launched with payload ratings of 50 kg, 35 kg and 25 kg, respectively. Radar-based worker detection and SafeSpace 2.0 adjust operating speed around people within configured industrial cells. The range targets heavy handling, palletizing and CNC machine loading in automotive, battery and logistics applications.
Source - HD Hyundai Robotics exhibits HDC mock-ups at AW2025
2025-03-12 - Demonstration - The exhibition ran from 12 to 14 March at COEX in Seoul; the lineup comprised HDC50-17, HDC35-18 and HDC25-18. The preview combined industrial-arm payload targets with collaborative safety features; HDC50-17 was rated for 50 kg and 1,700 mm reach. At the time, the company planned moving hardware later in 2025 and formal release in the first half of 2026.
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Context
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