8 Degrees of Freedom
The two-wheeled leg design offers a total of 8 degrees of freedom, providing flexibility for motion and balance control.
QUADRUPED ROBOTS · DIRECTDRIVE
ROS 2-enabled 8-DoF wheeled two-legged exploration and mapping robot
DirectDrive TITA is a mobile robot platform designed for development, featuring an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB processor, hot-swappable battery, and TITA Bridge expansion interface. It offers a multi-sensor suite and an open development environment for perception, obstacle avoidance, and localization.
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TITA is a two-wheeled, two-legged research and development platform developed by Direct Drive Technology. It is designed for perception, mapping, and autonomous tasks, with an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX processor and a rich sensor package. Physical add-ons can be integrated quickly via the universal connection interface called TITA Bridge; an open-source Linux kernel, full API access, and ROS 2 support facilitate research and prototyping workflows. The platform provides operational flexibility with its replaceable battery configuration and can be configured for use in various field applications.
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The two-wheeled leg design offers a total of 8 degrees of freedom, providing flexibility for motion and balance control.
The TITA Bridge interface enables rapid hardware- and software-level integration of official add-ons; it facilitates modular expansion and accessory management.
The combination of binocular cameras, IMU, SPAD, and ultrasonic sensors supports real-time perception, obstacle avoidance, and localization.
Its NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX-based processor architecture provides a computing infrastructure suited to intensive perception and AI workloads.
Its dual-battery configuration allows for quick battery changes and is designed for uninterrupted operation in the field.
The platform offers configured movement capabilities for maneuvers requiring high dynamics and movements such as vertical and forward jumps.
An open-source Linux kernel, full API, and ROS 2 support facilitate software development for research, prototyping, and education.
SOURCED PRODUCT DATA
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| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (standing) | 510 × 590 × 490 mm (standing mode) |
| Dimensions (crouched) | 510 × 590 × 300 mm (crawling mode) |
| Weight | 24,1 (without battery) |
| Load capacity | 10 kg (in motion) |
| Maximum speed | 3 m/s (up to 5 m/s with API unlocked) |
| Climbing angle | ±30° |
| Jumping | Forward jump 20 cm / vertical jump 30 cm |
| Battery | Hot-swappable dual batteries; charging time is approximately 1 hour 12 minutes per battery |
| Operating time | Approximately 2 hours (each battery ~1 hour, hot-swappable) |
| Charging time | Approximately 1 hour 12 minutes per battery |
| Operating voltage | External power output 48 V 5 A (adjustable) |
| Modes of movement | Wheeled bipedal, self-balancing |
| Degrees of freedom | 8 DoF |
| Manufacturer's note | Add-ons: TITA Tower, high-capacity battery, 18-inch large wheel, power adapter module (robotic arm base). Auto-follow and phone control are optional. |
| Sensors | 2 × cameras (binocular configuration), 2 × inertial sensors (IMU), 2 × SPAD sensors, 1 × ultrasonic sensor, 2 × speakers |
| Interfaces | TITA Bridge universal accessory interface (hardware + software), motor interface, 48 V 5 A adjustable power output |
| Processor | NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB — 100 TOPS AI performance |
| Operating system | Open-source Linux kernel, fully connected API, ROS 2 |
| Software features | Automatic safe stop, remote video transmission, remote speaker, power outage protection, OTA updates, secondary development; automatic following and phone control are optional |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. TITA supports ROS 2 workflows and enables development through the SDK/API and open-source Linux kernel.
The platform is designed to carry a payload of 10 kg while moving; consult the manufacturer regarding application-specific additional loading and balance adjustments.
The speed limit set as standard can be adjusted through software; safety and project requirements should be taken into account.
The hot-swappable dual-battery configuration enables uninterrupted operation in the field; batteries can also be changed during operation.
Official add-ons can be connected via the TITA Bridge interface; examples include additional battery modules, large wheel kits, and robotic arm base modules.
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