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The Robot That Splits in Half: What D1's Modular Body Actually Changes

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The Robot That Splits in Half: What D1's Modular Body Actually Changes A robot that is two robots, or one, depending on a coupler. D1 — built by Hong Kong's Direct Drive Technology — ships as two 24.3 kg wheeled-legged modules joined by a magnetic coupler at the centre of the body. Docked, they for…

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  1. 2026-09-28 12:24 · DEV Community — AI
    The Robot That Splits in Half: What D1's Modular Body Actually Changes

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