Kepler Robotics' fifth-generation industrial humanoid: 175 cm, 75 kg, 52 DOF, with rope-driven hands (11 DOF each, 96 tactile points per fingertip), 8-hour runtime, and 8,200 N peak joint force. In mass production since September 2025 for manufacturing, logistics, and inspection.
Primary use case: Industrial manufacturing, quality inspection, logistics, and material handling in factories and warehouses
Height
175 cm
Weight
75 kg
DOF
52
Payload
15 kg
Price
$34K
Height
175 cm
Weight
75 kg
Degrees of Freedom
52
Locomotion
bipedal
Max Speed
3 km/h
Hand Type
Dexterous
Payload
15 kg
Max Lift/Arm
5 kg
Charging Time
1 hrs
Autonomy Level
semi
Price
$34K
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
Industrial manufacturing, quality inspection, logistics, and material handling in factories and warehouses
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