
Robot brand
DirectDrive
DirectDrive robot portfolio: wheeled-legged, modular field and research platforms
- 2
- Models in catalogue
- 2
- Product categories

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.


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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