Whether the operation of the E10 (Arctic) robot will be affected in a humid or wet environment depends mainly on the waterproof measures taken during its design and manufacturing process and the sealing performance of the overall structure.
Waterproof design of the E10 (Arctic) robot
Multiple waterproof structures: The E10 (Arctic) robot adopts a multiple waterproof design, including structural waterproofing and waterproof packaging of electronic equipment. This means that key parts such as the robot's shell, interfaces, cables, etc. have been specially treated to prevent moisture intrusion.
High standard waterproof level: As a professional manufacturer, Tuskrobots is likely to set a higher waterproof level (such as IP65 or higher) for the E10 (Arctic) robot to ensure normal operation in a humid or wet environment.
Internal drying system: Industrial robots will be equipped with an internal drying system to actively remove moisture from the robot and further improve waterproof performance.

Impact of humid or wet environments on the E10 (Arctic) robot
Normal operation: If the E10 (Arctic) robot adopts the above waterproof measures and has a high waterproof level, its normal operation should not be significantly affected in a humid or wet environment.
Performance stability: Waterproof design is not only related to the operation of the robot, but also to its long-term performance stability. In a humid environment, a robot with good waterproof performance can avoid problems such as circuit short circuits and component corrosion caused by water intrusion.
Safety: In a watery environment, waterproof performance is also a key factor in ensuring the safety of robot operation. If the robot can resist the intrusion of water, the safety of the operator and the surrounding environment will also be guaranteed.