The Quanta X1 is X Square Robot's first-generation wheeled bimanual robot, powered by the company's WALL-A AI model. Developed by Shenzhen-based X Square Robot, it is designed for autonomous service tasks including food delivery and logistics in open indoor and outdoor environments. It integrates in-house developed robotic arms, joint modules, and controllers, and has achieved early commercial deployment. The WALL-A model enables zero-shot generalization and autonomous self-correction during task execution.
Primary use case: Autonomous service delivery and logistics tasks in open indoor and outdoor environments, including food delivery and parcel handling
Height
97 cm
DOF
20
Payload
1.5 kg
Battery
5 hrs
Height
97 cm
Degrees of Freedom
20
Locomotion
Wheeled
Max Speed
3.6 km/h
Hand Type
5-finger dexterous
Payload
1.5 kg
Max Lift/Arm
10 kg
Battery Life
5 hrs
Autonomy Level
semi_autonomous
AI Capabilities
vision, planning, manipulation, navigation, learning
Onboard Compute
Supports end-to-end embodied foundation model WALL-A
Availability
pre_commercial
Primary Use Case
Autonomous service delivery and logistics tasks in open indoor and outdoor environments, including food delivery and parcel handling
X Square Robot's QUANTA X1 Pro wheeled dual-arm robot has started work at Lululemon's Wuhan distribution center, which opened September 16, 2026. The facility developed by SF Express with RFID tracking, unloading robots, AGVs, sorting equipment and automated storage, is lululemon's third Chinese logistics center. While this marks a named customer deployment rather than a demonstration, X Square has not disclosed robot numbers, throughput rates, intervention rates or commercial terms for the installation.
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Feather Robotics Inc., a startup based in East Palo Alto, CA, has launched a humanoid robot called Feather with a starting price of $29,990. The two-armed mobile humanoid is designed as an open platform for physical AI, with each arm offering seven degrees of freedom, omnidirectional wheeled base, 10 hours of battery life, and an open SDK. Unlike competitors such as Figure, Tesla, Unitree, Agibot, and 1X that build both humanoid bodies and AI foundation models, Feather offers only the body, letting customers run models from Nvidia, Skild, or Physical Intelligence on it.