Persona Humanoid - Assembler
The Persona Humanoid Assembler is a bipedal humanoid robot from Persona AI designed for skilled industrial labor in heavy industries including shipbuilding, construction, energy infrastructure, and manufacturing. At 175 cm, it targets physically demanding tasks that require human-like dexterity in unstructured environments.
Primary use case: Skilled industrial labor in heavy industry (shipbuilding, construction, energy infrastructure, manufacturing)
Height
175 cm
Weight
85 kg
Payload
15 kg
Price
$150K
Specifications
Physical
Height
175 cm
Weight
85 kg
Locomotion
bipedal
Manipulation
Hand Type
Persona AI R2 Hand (dexterous, industrial tool-compatible)
Payload
15 kg
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Human-like dexterity, Welding, Grinding, Inspection, Fabrication, Material handling, Equipment maintenance, Teleoperation
Commercial
Price
$150K
Availability
Research
Primary Use Case
Skilled industrial labor in heavy industry (shipbuilding, construction, energy infrastructure, manufacturing)
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