Direct Drive Technology

The company's business model revolves around the design, development, and production of direct-drive motors and robotic systems. It serves several markets, including domestic robots, industrial and commercial robotics (such as AGV/AMR), and the fitness equipment industry. Revenue is generated through the sale of its motor products and advanced robotic platforms, as well as providing customized services that include hardware design, software programming, and overall solution consulting. Its client base ranges from consumer robotics companies like ECOVACS and Dreame to technology firms and universities such as SenseTime, MIT, and the University of California, Berkeley.

Direct Drive Technology offers a portfolio of products centered around its proprietary motor technology. This includes various series of direct-drive motors like the M06, M15, and P series, which are designed for high torque density, low noise levels (≤40dB), and durability with an IP66 protection level. A key product is the DIABLO, a wheeled-legged robot that leverages the company's M15 series direct-drive joints. The DIABLO is a self-balancing platform that can transform between a bipedal and a wheeled mode, offering both flexibility and agility. This robot is presented as an open development platform, allowing users to integrate additional hardware like LiDAR and GPS, targeting applications in research, surveillance, and logistics. Another significant product is the TITA, a wheeled bipedal robot that utilizes direct-drive joints and hub motor technology to combine the speed of wheeled robots with the adaptability of legged ones.