Reachy 2
The first open-source humanoid robot designed for embodied AI and real-world applications. The ideal bimanual mobile manipulator for AI and robotics labs.
Primary use case: Embodied AI research and prototyping for AI and robotics labs.
Height
166 cm
Weight
50 kg
DOF
7
Payload
3 kg
Price
$70K
Specifications
Physical
Height
166 cm
Weight
50 kg
Degrees of Freedom
7
Locomotion
omnidirectional wheeled
Manipulation
Payload
3 kg
Max Lift/Arm
3 kg
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Object manipulation, VR teleoperation, Navigation
Onboard Compute
CPU-powered
Commercial
Price
$70K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Embodied AI research and prototyping for AI and robotics labs.
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