The PaXini TORA DOUBLE ONE is a universal humanoid robot with adjustable height (1.46-1.86 m), up to 58 DOF, 1,956 tactile sensors, omnidirectional/obstacle-crossing chassis, dual-arm payload up to 10 kg, and 8-hour battery life. It integrates NVIDIA AGX Orin, LiDAR, depth cameras, and bionic dexterous hands for industry, retail, healthcare, and home services.
Primary use case: Light handling, mobile manipulation, inspection, and service operations in industrial, commercial, catering, healthcare, and home environments
Weight
65 kg
DOF
47
Payload
8 kg
Battery
8 hrs
Price
$125K
Weight
65 kg
Degrees of Freedom
47
Locomotion
wheeled
Max Speed
2 km/h
Balance
static
Hand Type
dexterous 5-finger
Payload
8 kg
Max Lift/Arm
8 kg
Battery Life
8 hrs
Charging Time
6 hrs
Autonomy Level
fully-autonomous
AI Capabilities
visual-tactile perception, autonomous navigation, manipulation, LiDAR SLAM, adaptive terrain control
Onboard Compute
est. custom AI edge compute
Price
$125K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Light handling, mobile manipulation, inspection, and service operations in industrial, commercial, catering, healthcare, and home environments
D-Robotics has raised $400 million in Series C funding to expand its hardware and software infrastructure for AI-powered robots, with the round including strategic investment from an unnamed global internet company and other institutional investors. The funding comes as the company reports rapid commercial growth with revenue increasing several times year over year in H1 2026 and cumulative Sunrise chip shipments surpassing 8 million units.
D-Robotics has raised $400 million in Series C funding to expand its Sunrise robotics chips and software platform for AI-powered robots, including humanoids. The company reported revenue increased several times year over year in the first half of 2026, with cumulative Sunrise chip shipments surpassing 8 million units. The Sunrise S600 chip has been adopted by over 20 embodied AI customers including TARS, Ubtech, Fourier, and Astribot, with most already in mass production.
D-Robotics, a Hong Kong-based robotics development infrastructure provider, has raised $400M in Series C funding. The company plans to use the funds to enhance its Sunrise Chip product portfolio across all computing levels and develop a comprehensive software platform spanning the entire robot development chain.