Phantom MK1

Phantom MK1 is an industrial bipedal humanoid by Foundation Robotics Labs (San Francisco). Features proprietary cycloidal actuators (acquired from Boardwalk Robotics), tendon-driven 5-finger hands, and 8 high-resolution cameras. 175 cm, ~80 kg, 29 DOF, 1.7 m/s speed, ~40 kg payload. Deployed in automotive manufacturing, logistics, and defense.

Primary use case: Industrial manufacturing, logistics, and defense operations

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