RDK S100-Based Wheeled Humanoid Robot
A family of robotics development kits and computing boards for edge AI and edge intelligence development, combining proprietary BPU AI acceleration with robotics-oriented computing, operating systems, applications, and open-source algorithms.
Primary use case: Robotics and edge intelligence development
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
wheeled
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
AI-accelerated edge inference, Robotics algorithms and applications, Perception, Reasoning, Real-time motion control
Onboard Compute
Proprietary BPU AI acceleration engine with 5–128 TOPS; RDK X3 provides 5 TOPS, RDK X5 provides 10 TOPS, and RDK S100 provides 80+ TOPS.
Commercial
Availability
Available for purchase through distributors
Primary Use Case
Robotics and edge intelligence development
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