XTRON KUAVO-MY
A research-grade variant of the Kuavo-MY by Leju Robotics with 30 degrees of freedom, stereo depth camera, 6-microphone array, and LiDAR, capable of jumping over 20 cm and walking on uneven terrain. Powered by KaihongOS with open-source motion controller and support for mainstream AI large models.
Primary use case: Academic research and industrial deployment with AI integration
Height
147 cm
Weight
45 kg
DOF
26
Payload
3 kg
Specifications
Physical
Height
147 cm
Weight
45 kg
Degrees of Freedom
26
Locomotion
biped
Manipulation
Payload
3 kg
Commercial
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Academic research and industrial deployment with AI integration
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