Syntro
WorkFar’s Syntro is a modular, enterprise-grade humanoid robot platform with 45 degrees of freedom, human-like kinematics, autonomous and telepresence operation, and AI capabilities for complex tasks in industrial and hazardous environments. It is made in the USA at Advantage Plastics in Louisville, Kentucky.
Primary use case: Machine tending, material handling, cleanrooms, healthcare, telepresence in dangerous areas, and custom tasks.
Height
170 cm
Weight
108 kg
DOF
45
Payload
20 kg
Battery
8 hrs
Specifications
Physical
Height
170 cm
Weight
108 kg
Degrees of Freedom
45
Locomotion
wheeled using three all-directional omni wheels
Manipulation
Hand Type
Dexterous hands with 12 degrees of freedom per hand
Payload
20 kg
Max Lift/Arm
20 kg
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
8 hrs
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Real-time learning, thinking, and adaptation, Perception and environmental interaction, Navigation and obstacle avoidance, Manipulation, Fleet management, Teleoperation and shared autonomy, Internet of Things integration, Safety and reliability
Onboard Compute
Intel Multi Core i5 with custom Linux running ROS2
Commercial
Availability
Available for order; estimated lead time is 6 months for Syntro Base and 12 months for Telepresence/Intelligent packages, and is actively decreasing.
Primary Use Case
Machine tending, material handling, cleanrooms, healthcare, telepresence in dangerous areas, and custom tasks.
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