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M0609
Doosan M-Series
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M0609
Doosan M-SeriesThe Doosan M0609 is a 6-axis collaborative robot arm (cobot) manufactured by Doosan Robotics (South Korea), featuring 6 kg payload, 900 mm reach, 6 joint torque sensors, and TÜV Süd PLe/Cat4 safety certification. It is designed for fenceless human-robot collaboration in industrial settings including assembly, machine tending, welding, palletizing, and food automation. The robot operates autonomously on its programmed tasks once deployed, with humans responsible only for setup, programming, and periodic maintenance — not for performing the tasks themselves. Independent community sources confirm real-world deployments but also note software/registration friction. Several research papers cited in the extracted facts concern unrelated robot platforms (Franka Panda, NAO V6) and do not apply to the M0609.
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Specification
- payload
- 6 kg
- reach
- 900 mm
- robot weight
- 27 kg (most sources); one case study lists 32 kg — likely includes controller or mounting hardware
- max TCP speed
- 1 m/s
- power supply
- 100–240 VAC, 50–60 Hz
Price
No public price — contact the supplier for a quote.
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Evidence-graded claims from the Doosan M-Series deep report
Doosan Robotics raised $33.7 million in January 2022, led by Praxis Capital Partners and Korea Investment Partners
TechCrunch [10] — an independent technology news outlet — independently reported the $33.7M raise with named lead investors, making this the one financial claim in the dossier with genuine third-party verification; however, this funding round does not itself verify any product capability claim.
from Doosan M-Series deep report →
All 6 joints are equipped with high-performance torque sensors, enabling collision detection and certified fenceless human-collaborative operation (PLe, Cat4 — TÜV SÜD)
The torque-sensor architecture and PLe/Cat4 certification are stated consistently across official and distributor sources [5][8][11], but no independent third-party test report or regulator-published certificate has been cited in the dossier to confirm the certification was actually issued and remains current.
from Doosan M-Series deep report →The M-Series cobots are capable of fully autonomous fenceless operation in collaborative industrial environments (palletizing, welding, assembly, material handling) with no human performing or driving the task
Official solution pages [3][4] describe autonomous task execution, and the autonomy verdict (confidence 0.88) is internally consistent, but no independent customer case study, third-party field report, or regulator audit in the dossier independently verifies real-world autonomous fenceless operation at a customer site.
from Doosan M-Series deep report →
The proprietary control software reduces development time by 80% via drag-and-drop programming
The 80% reduction figure is stated only by official and commerce sources [6][11] with no independent benchmark, customer time-study, or third-party evaluation cited anywhere in the dossier to substantiate this specific quantitative claim.
from Doosan M-Series deep report →The M-Series is deployed across 45–50 countries globally
The 45–50 country figure comes exclusively from vendor marketing pages [1][2][6], while the only independently sourced document (2021 distributor datasheet [5]) cites only 21 countries; no independent news report, trade body, or customer registry corroborates the higher current figure.
from Doosan M-Series deep report →Initial investment in M-Series cobots is recouped within an average of 1.5 years (ROI claim for palletizing and welding applications)
The 1.5-year ROI figure is stated solely on Doosan's own solution pages [3][4] with no independent financial audit, customer-reported payback data, or third-party analysis cited in the dossier, and the dossier itself flags this as unverified (confidence 0.7).
from Doosan M-Series deep report →
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