Industrial-grade humanoid robot built to address a wide range of industrial use cases, with a wheeled platform, 15 kg payload, 29 degrees of freedom, and up to four hours of uninterrupted operation.
Primary use case: Industrial work, including automotive manufacturing logistics and factory floor operations
Height
179 cm
Weight
90 kg
DOF
29
Payload
15 kg
Battery
4 hrs
Price
$120K
Height
179 cm
Weight
90 kg
Degrees of Freedom
29
Locomotion
wheeled
Max Speed
5.4 km/h
Hand Type
dexterous 5-finger
Payload
15 kg
Battery Life
4 hrs
Autonomy Level
semi-autonomous
AI Capabilities
End-to-end orchestration of humanoid robot fleets, Learning from trial and error on real-world industrial tasks, Reinforcement learning approaching human-level dexterity
Onboard Compute
KinetIQ, a proprietary four-layer AI stack built on NVIDIA compute
Price
$120K
Availability
Early Access
Primary Use Case
Industrial work, including automotive manufacturing logistics and factory floor operations
Chinese robotics companies showcased their latest humanoid robots and automation solutions at the spring edition of the Canton Fair, attracting significant interest from overseas buyers. Notable products include Phybot's badminton-playing bipedal robot, ChangingTek's dexterous hand priced at USD2,935, and various humanoid robots now priced around CNY500,000 (USD73,340), significantly down from last year's CNY700,000-800,000 range. China exported 3,140 intelligent bionic robots worth USD16.5 million in the first two months of this year.
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