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Direct Drive Tech Highlights TITA Wheeled-Legged Robot for Delivery, Inspection and Public-Service Applications

BEIJING, June 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Direct Drive Team notices that many urban service robots may be limited by slopes, uneven ground, or other everyday infrastructure. Direct Drive Tech developed TITA for urban service work beyond flat indoor routes. The robot combines wheeled efficiency with legged adaptability, direct-drive joint technology, and 100 TOPS of onboard AI computing, giving it the mobility and responsiveness needed for sidewalks, curbs, slopes, uneven ground, delivery, inspection, and public-service tasks. Backed by Direct Drive Tech’s work with government agencies in China and recognition in public-service and municipal scenarios, TITA helps teams bring essential items and services closer to residents, reducing unnecessary walking for older adults, children, and people with limited mobility. It also offers a flexible platform for smart-city and urban-automation initiatives across campus, research, and technology-park applications.

Direct Drive Tech présente le robot TITA à roues et à pattes, conçu pour des tâches de livraison, d’inspection et de services publics

PÉKIN, 27 juin 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- L’équipe de Direct Drive a remarqué que de nombreux robots de services urbains peuvent être gênés par les pentes, les sols irréguliers ou d’autres éléments d’infrastructure courants. Direct Drive Tech a développé TITA pour accomplir des tâches de service en milieu urbain tout en le rendant capable d’évoluer bien au-delà des environnements intérieurs sur terrain plat. Ce robot combine l’efficacité d’un système à roues avec l’adaptabilité d’un système à pattes, grâce à une technologie d’articulations à entraînement direct et une puissance de calcul IA embarquée de 100 TOPS. Cela lui confère la mobilité et la réactivité nécessaires pour évoluer sur les trottoirs, les bordures, les pentes et les terrains irréguliers afin d’effectuer des tâches de livraison, d’inspection et de service public. S’appuyant sur l’expérience de Direct Drive Tech acquise auprès des agences gouvernementales chinoises et sur la notoriété dont bénéficie cette technologie auprès des services publics et des collectivités locales, TITA aide les équipes à rapprocher les produits et les services essentiels des habitants, en réduisant les déplacements inutiles pour les personnes âgées, les enfants et les personnes à mobilité réduite. TITA est également une plateforme flexible pouvant s’intégrer dans les projets de ville intelligente et d’automatisation urbaine dans le cadre d’applications destinées aux campus, à la recherche et aux parcs technologiques.

Direct Drive Tech präsentiert TITA-Roboter mit Rädern und Beinen für Liefer-, Inspektions- und öffentliche Serviceanwendungen

PEKING, June 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Das Direct Drive Team stellt fest, dass viele städtische Serviceroboter durch Steigungen, unebenen Boden oder andere alltägliche Infrastrukturprobleme eingeschränkt sein können. Direct Drive Tech hat TITA für den städtischen Einsatz entwickelt, der über ebene Strecken in Innenräumen hinausgeht. Der Roboter vereint die Effizienz eines Radfahrzeugs mit der Anpassungsfähigkeit eines Laufroboters, eine Gelenktechnologie mit Direktantrieb sowie eine integrierte KI-Rechenleistung von 100 TOPS. Dadurch verfügt er über die Mobilität und Reaktionsfähigkeit, die für Gehwege, Bordsteinkanten, Steigungen, unebenen Untergrund sowie für Liefer- und Inspektions- sowie öffentliche Serviceaufgaben erforderlich sind. Aufbauend auf der Zusammenarbeit von Direct Drive Tech mit staatlichen Behörden in China und der Anerkennung in öffentlichen und kommunalen Anwendungsszenarien unterstützt TITA Teams dabei, wichtige Güter und Dienstleistungen näher an die Bewohner heranzubringen und so unnötige Wege für ältere Menschen, Kinder und Menschen mit eingeschränkter Mobilität zu reduzieren. Zudem bietet TITA eine flexible Plattform für Smart-City- und Stadt-Automatisierungsinitiativen in Campus-, Forschungs- und Technologiepark-Anwendungen.

Insta360 Big Deal Days Returns with Savings of up to US$200 on Cameras, Gimbals, Microphones, and More

LOS ANGELES, June 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Insta360 today announced the return of its annual Big Deal Days sales event, offering savings of up...

Funded 100% Within One Hour: The Innovation Behind DESLOC V150 Plus

A category-defining upgrade for the front door — much like how Tesla redefined automotive energy, the V150 Plus introduces a new era of low-maintenance,...

Following the announcement of Jack Corley’s retirement, we are pleased to share that Steven Weaver has been promoted to the role of Chief Sales...

SOMERSET, N.J., June 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Steven joined Custom Essence as Vice President of Business Development in July 2025 after almost 20 years...

Joyful Reading Company Launches New Beanstack and Comics Plus Integration

New integration syncs Comics Plus reading activity into Beanstack, automatically logging digital comics, manga, and graphic novels. ARLINGTON, Va., June 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --...

How Enterprise Teams Are Rethinking the Way They Choose a B2B Growth Partner

Enterprise teams now weigh integration, accountability, and AI visibility when choosing a B2B growth partner. NEWMEDIA.COM compares the models.

Budgyt Urges Nonprofits to Move From Annual Budgets to Live Financial Plans

Budgyt makes the case for live nonprofit financial planning, with rolling forecasts and grant-aware allocation that update as funding changes. From $399/mo

Idle Cash Hiding in Plain Sight: How Multi-Entity Operators Lose Yield to Cash Scattered Across Dozens of LLCs

How multi-entity operators recover yield from idle cash scattered across dozens of LLCs with automated, per-entity sweeps, no bank switch.

BurnTide Official Announces 2026 In Across The USA, UK, CA and AU Effective Formula Burn Tide Gummies For Weight Loss in Markets

Announcing BurnTide Gummies, a natural supplement designed to complement healthy weight loss. Learn how Burn Tide fits into a balanced diet, active lifestyle, and daily wellness routine.
Announcing BurnTide Gummies, a natural supplement designed to complement healthy weight loss. Learn how Burn Tide fits into a balanced diet, active lifestyle, and daily wellness routine.

Monster Energy Athletes Bring the Heat on Day 1 of X Games Sacramento 2026

Women's Skateboard Park: 16-Year-Old Arisa Trew from Australia Claims Gold, Monster Army's Raicca Ventura from Brazil Takes BronzeMoto X Best Whip: 30-Year-Old Julien Vanstippen...

New Crypto Pepeto Presale Passes $10.33 Million While BNB Price Prediction Points Toward $4,500

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, June 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pepeto just passed $10.33 million raised, and that number matters because the wallets behind it match the same profiles that were positioned early in BNB and SHIB before either token went public. The community has outgrown projects with ten times the marketing spend, which is why CoinMarketCap listed the project before any campaign even went out, and that kind of organic attention is exactly what showed up before every major listing run since 2021.

273 International Students from 24 countries get degrees during annual convocation at Chandigarh University

You are now ambassadors of your home countries & India, with a Responsibility to Transform Lives and Nations: Kenya High CommissionerCHANDIGARH, India, June 27,...

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