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Doosan Robotics M1013

Mid payload cobot with industrial style reach

The M1013 extends Doosan's M series to 10 kg payload and 1300 mm reach, giving it enough envelope for general machine tending and material handling. It is one of Doosan's most widely deployed models.

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KINEMATIC SCHEMATIC6 DOF · SERIAL LINKAGE
Payload
10 kg
Reach
1,300 mm
Repeatability
±0.05 mm
Axes
6

Specifications

Manufacturer-class reference figures

Brand
Doosan
Class
collaborative
Payload
10 kg
Reach
1300 mm
Repeatability
±0.05 mm
Axes
6
Robot mass
33 kg
Protection
IP54
Controller
CS-02 (DC Controller)
Introduced
2017
Mounting
Any

Strengths & trade-offs

Strengths

  • Good reach to payload balance
  • Widely deployed with strong integrator support
  • Joint torque sensing on every axis
  • High repeatability for a cobot

Consider

  • Collaborative speed limits reduce cycle time versus caged robots
  • Mid payload limits use with heavier grippers

In the field

How this arm shows up on real lines

The Doosan M1013 is a six-axis collaborative arm that pairs a 10 kg payload with 1300 mm of reach. That envelope covers a lot of general machine tending and material handling work from a single mount. Its own billing as a mid payload cobot with industrial style reach tracks that reach to payload balance.

Repeatability is 0.05 mm, which is tight for an arm built to work alongside people. The M1013 weighs 33 kg, so a cell can shift it between stations or set it on a mobile base without heavy rigging. Doosan lists its mounting as any orientation, letting integrators hang it, angle it, or stand it to fit the layout.

As a collaborative-class robot it's made for collaborative operation, designed to run near an operator rather than only behind a fence. That safety envelope comes with collaborative speed limits, and those limits pull cycle time down versus a caged robot. The arm still handles steady pick-and-place duty where a person shares the floor.

The 10 kg ceiling sets a real limit on tooling, since a heavier gripper eats into the part weight you can still carry. The CS-02 (DC Controller) drives the arm, and the body carries an IP54 rating. Together those frame it as a general-purpose cobot rather than a heavy-duty one.

The M1013's real calling card is that 1300 mm reach, which is generous for a cobot at this payload and opens up wide work zones a shorter arm can't cover. Paired with 0.05 mm repeatability, that reach is what earns the arm its place on general tending and handling lines.

Where it lands

This model against its closest alternatives

Reach (mm)
Doosan Robotics M1013
1,300 mm
Universal Robots UR16e
900 mm
Yaskawa Motoman HC10DTP
1,379 mm
FANUC CRX-10iA
1,249 mm
Payload (kg)
Doosan Robotics M1013
10 kg
Universal Robots UR16e
16 kg
Yaskawa Motoman HC10DTP
10 kg
FANUC CRX-10iA
10 kg

Alternatives to consider

Common questions

What is the payload of the Doosan Robotics M1013?
The Doosan Robotics M1013 has a rated payload of 10 kg.
What is the reach of the Doosan Robotics M1013?
The Doosan Robotics M1013 has a maximum reach of 1300 mm.
How precise is the Doosan Robotics M1013?
Its rated repeatability is ±0.05 mm across 6 axes.
What is the Doosan Robotics M1013 used for?
Typical applications include collaborative assembly, machine tending, material handling, pick and place. It is a collaborative robot from Doosan.
What controller does the Doosan Robotics M1013 use?
The Doosan Robotics M1013 runs on the CS-02 (DC Controller) controller.