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DirectDrive

DirectDrive robot portfolio: wheeled-legged, modular field and research platforms

2
Models in catalogue
2
Product categories
DirectDrive TITA

About DirectDrive

Direct Drive Technology develops wheeled-legged robot platforms built on direct-drive motor technology. On Robotlar.org, the DirectDrive TITA (8-DoF wheeled bipedal platform) and D1 (fully modular bipedal/quadruped robot) are reviewed with official manufacturer data; both models run on NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX compute with ROS 2 support and target research, inspection, patrol, and field robotics projects.

DirectDrive product family

Every model here sits in its own category, so the list is shown flat rather than grouped.

2 models
DirectDrive D1
DirectDrive

D1

Modular Wheeled-Legged Robot (Bipedal / Quadruped)

DirectDrive D1

Payload
80 kg
Runtime
5+ h
Compute
NVIDIA Jetson

Model comparison

  • TITA

    Wheeled-Bipedal Robot Platform

    Degrees of Freedom
    8-DoFWheeled Bipedal
    Speed
    3 m/s5 m/s via API
    Compute
    100 TOPSJetson Orin NX 16 GB
    Payload
    10 kgMoving Payload
  • D1

    Modular Wheeled-Legged Robot (Bipedal / Quadruped)

    Payload
    80 kgStanding Payload
    Speed
    3.2 m/sQuadruped Mode
    Runtime
    5+ hours25 km Range
    Obstacle
    70 cmMax Obstacle

Common questions about DirectDrive

What is the difference between the DirectDrive TITA and D1?

TITA is an 8-DoF wheeled bipedal platform; at 24.1 kg with a 10 kg moving payload and hot-swappable batteries, it targets inspection, patrol, and education. D1 is a fully modular robot: a single module runs bipedal, two docked modules run quadruped, and its 80 kg standing payload suits heavier field tasks.

Do DirectDrive platforms support ROS 2?

Yes. TITA provides an open-source Linux kernel, a full-link API, and ROS 2 support; D1 is built on Ubuntu 22.04 and ROS 2.

How are pricing and delivery determined for DirectDrive robots?

Pricing is quoted per model and configuration (e.g. D1 Single/Double, TITA add-ons). Delivery time and support scope are confirmed in writing before ordering.

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