行者二号
The UBTECH Walker 2 (行者二号, Xingzhe 2) is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot developed by UBTECH Robotics, unveiled around CES 2019. Standing approximately 1.45 meters tall and weighing 77kg, it features 36 degrees of freedom enabling fluid movement of arms, legs, hands, and torso. The robot demonstrates autonomous walking capabilities including door opening, obstacle avoidance, and stair climbing, with a walking speed of up to 3 km/h and battery life of 2-4 hours. It represented a major milestone in Chinese robotics development and was widely showcased at international technology events.
Primary use case: 科研教育、接待导览、安防巡检、舞台艺术和赛事走秀
Height
170 cm
Weight
32 kg
DOF
30
Payload
40 kg
Battery
6 hrs
Specifications
Physical
Height
170 cm
Weight
32 kg
Degrees of Freedom
30
Locomotion
bipedal
Max Speed
9 km/h
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Payload
40 kg
Max Lift/Arm
15 kg
Power & Autonomy
Battery Life
6 hrs
Autonomy Level
semi_autonomous
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
vision, speech, navigation, learning
Onboard Compute
端6/云200 TOPS
Commercial
Availability
unknown
Primary Use Case
科研教育、接待导览、安防巡检、舞台艺术和赛事走秀
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