Full-sized Wheeled Humanoid Robot featuring symmetrical body design with bidirectional bending function, capable of rotating ±170° angle within 0.8m passages. Features 0-40cm lifting range design enabling 15kg payload handling across 0-1.8m workspace. Equipped with gen-4 industrial dexterous hands for sub-millimeter manipulation in sorting, component assembly, and multi-scenario grasping operations. Built with pure RGB binocular stereo vision system using deep learning-based stereo depth estimation algorithms for real-time high-precision depth mapping and human-eye stereoscopic perception.
Primary use case: Commercial, Healthcare, Industry, AI Education
Height
176 cm
Weight
150 kg
DOF
44
Payload
15 kg
Battery
6 hrs
Price
$120K
Height
176 cm
Weight
150 kg
Degrees of Freedom
44
Locomotion
wheeled
Max Speed
7.2 km/h
Payload
15 kg
Max Lift/Arm
15 kg
Battery Life
6 hrs
AI Capabilities
binocular stereo vision, deep learning-based stereo depth estimation, sim-to-real embodied intelligent data system, learning-based motion control
Price
$120K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Commercial, Healthcare, Industry, AI Education
Bitcoin Japan Corporation (TSE: 8105) signed an exclusive agreement on 16 October 2026 to distribute six UBTECH humanoid and service robot models in Japan, including the Walker S2 industrial humanoid. The 36-month exclusive period, beginning once the Walker C1 achieves Japanese certification, covers sales, Robotics-as-a-Service, and Physical AI data businesses targeting manufacturing and logistics.
Shanghai has announced an action plan to deploy 8,000 humanoid robots in factories by 2028, alongside building 500 advanced smart factories and expanding AI applications in manufacturing. The plan was unveiled at the 26th China International Industry Fair, where Unitree chairman Wang Xingxing predicted that physical AI could reach a tipping point within one to two years. Separately, UBTECH has begun operating a 10,000-unit-per-year humanoid robot smart factory in Liuzhou where robots build robots.
UBTECH Robotics and FAW-Volkswagen signed a strategic cooperation agreement on October 8, 2026, expanding their partnership beyond quality inspection into factory logistics and smart manufacturing. The agreement builds on 2024 Qingdao trials where the Walker S was tested on bolt tightening, component installation, and parts handling, and the Walker S Lite was trained for vehicle quality inspection. No deployment date, order volume, target production site, specific robot model, or workflow scope has been announced, and the piece emphasizes the gap between a testing agreement and routine factory operation.