Origin
A human-scale dual-arm development platform with parallel grippers, head and wrist RGB-D cameras, 17 degrees of freedom, and a 1.54 kWh battery for collecting demonstrations and developing repeatable physical tasks.
Primary use case: Developing and deploying repeatable physical tasks, including packing, machine tending, kitting, and light assembly.
DOF
17
Battery
2 hrs
Price
$9,950 total
Specifications
Physical
Degrees of Freedom
17
Locomotion
stationary
Manipulation
Hand Type
Parallel grippers
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
2 hrs
Charging Time
1 hrs
Autonomy Level
semi-autonomous
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Record demonstrations of a task, Train models on recorded demonstrations, Deploy models under supervision while recording new data
Commercial
Price
$9,950 total
Availability
Available for reservation with a $450 fully refundable deposit.
Primary Use Case
Developing and deploying repeatable physical tasks, including packing, machine tending, kitting, and light assembly.
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HIRO Industries introduces Origin, a dual-arm robot platform
HIRO Industries (Corvallis, Oregon) unveils Origin, a stationary dual-arm platform with parallel grippers, head and wrist cameras, and a companion Base Station for teach/train/deploy workflows. Reserve price $9,950 with a $450 fully refundable deposit. Note: Origin is a stationary dual-arm platform - no wheeled base, no humanoid torso or legs. HIRO has hinted at a future wheeled version.