Calvin-40
A safe and reliable humanoid robot built for heavy lifting and repetitive work in existing facilities.
Primary use case: Heavy lifting, part handling, flow logistics, picking and kitting, and production operations in warehouses, factories, and logistics environments.
Specifications
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
3D sensing and AI-based vision and object recognition, Full-body control algorithm that automatically adapts to the load, Autonomous navigation for task execution, Learning and executing repetitive industrial workflows
Commercial
Availability
First series delivery expected in H1 2027
Primary Use Case
Heavy lifting, part handling, flow logistics, picking and kitting, and production operations in warehouses, factories, and logistics environments.
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