The Dobot Atom is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot standing 1.53 m tall and weighing 62 kg, built by Dobot (the same manufacturer known for its desktop and collaborative robotic arms) to bring dexterous, two-legged automation out of the lab and onto real work floors. It pairs 28 degrees of freedom with industrial-grade ±0.05 mm repeatability, so it can handle delicate, high-precision tasks — electronic soldering, micro-component assembly, lab sample handling — that earlier service robots simply could not. Its straight-knee walking mechanism reduces locomotion energy consumption by roughly 42% versus conventional bent-knee bipeds, and it can move at up to 1.5 m/s.

What sets Atom apart at this price point is the combination of a legged humanoid form factor, factory-grade precision, and an edge-AI brain: a 1500 TOPS onboard compute module running Dobot's Robot Operator Model-1 (ROM-1), fed by an Intel RealSense D455 depth camera and a 60 fps full-HD binocular vision system. Dobot has demonstrated the platform across 100-plus tasks spanning manufacturing, logistics handoffs, and hospitality-style service. At roughly $27,500, it lands well below the six-figure pricing of many comparable full-size humanoids, which is why it has drawn attention as one of the first mass-produced industrial humanoids in its class.

RobotLAB sells the Dobot Atom as an authorized integrator — not the manufacturer — at $27,530, and backs it with the same nationwide deployment, training, financing, and service programs we provide across our humanoid catalog. Because the humanoid-robot category is moving fast and configurations vary, we help buyers scope the right unit, hands, and software stack for their environment before purchase. For research groups, manufacturers, and service operators who want a walking, dexterous humanoid without a six-figure outlay, Atom is one of the most accessible entry points available today.