The RealBot-L2 is a full-size wheeled humanoid robot by RealMan Robotics with a two-wheel differential chassis and a lifting mechanism offering a 0–2.1 m vertical working range with 300 mm of lift travel. Standing 1.7 m tall and weighing approximately 120 kg, it features 17 active degrees of freedom, dual humanoid arms with 5 kg payload each, and approximately 6 hours of battery endurance. Designed for home service, retail guidance, and data collection, it integrates dual RGBD cameras and force-compliant control for safe human collaboration.
Primary use case: Warehousing, industrial service, collaborative manufacturing
Height
170 cm
Weight
120 kg
DOF
17
Payload
5 kg
Battery
6 hrs
Height
170 cm
Weight
120 kg
Degrees of Freedom
17
Locomotion
Wheeled
Max Speed
3.6 km/h
Payload
5 kg
Battery Life
6 hrs
Availability
Available
Primary Use Case
Warehousing, industrial service, collaborative manufacturing
Manual entity-ingest supporting URL (2026-07-15)
China is rapidly expanding its humanoid robot innovation centers, with 22 provincial-level centers and at least 90 lower-tier data collection sites now operating, under construction, or in planning. The Wuhan center alone generates 24,000 training data entries daily, with government subsidies covering operations even when robots fail, as China seeks to secure vast troves of physical interaction data to gain an advantage in the AI technology competition with the United States.
RealMan announced the launch of its global link network robot deployment initiative at the World Robot Conference 2026. The initiative appears to focus on expanding robot deployment capabilities internationally through a networked approach.