The lineup
Six humanoids
that really get to work.
Four on legs, two on wheels - each with clear capabilities and honestly stated limits.
- Carries up to 15 kg
- Working height 0–1.8 m
- Speed 2.0 m/s
- Autonomous battery swap
Already deployed in real factories: sorts parts, moves trays, assembles. Swaps its own battery in under 3 minutes.
One of the most expensive platforms in the set - a swap station and second battery belong in the package.
- Carries 5 kg per arm
- Sub-millimetre precision
- Slow pace
- Learns by demonstration
The finest handling in the lineup: bottles, vials, small parts. It learns new grips by being shown them.
Slow gait, not a mobility candidate. At 10–12 kg it hits its upper limit.
- Carries 3 kg per arm
- Up to 5 kg two-handed
- Speed 2.0 m/s
- Stairs yes
Sorts, picks, transports up to 5 kg and operates stations. Climbs stairs and gets back up on its own after a fall.
10–12 kg is the ceiling. At 1.32 m it's built compact - measure panel heights in advance.
- Carries 3 kg per arm
- Runs up to 5 m/s
- Runtime up to 10 h
- Battery swap in 10 s
Movement and interaction: runs, responds to voice commands and lasts up to 10 h. The battery swaps in 10 seconds.
3 kg per arm, built for stage and audience rather than the line. Gripping hands only in the Ultra version.
- Carries up to 15 kg
- Working height 0–1.8 m
- Moves on wheels
- Runtime approx. 6 h
Same hands and eyes as the Walker S2, just on wheels. The direct "wheels instead of legs" comparison.
No stairs, no uneven floors. Around 150 kg - clarify floor load in advance.
- Carries 5 kg per arm
- Force control 0.5 N
- Speed 1.5 m/s
- Hot-swappable batteries
Torque sensors in every arm joint: it feels how firmly it grips and assembles with sub-millimetre precision. Drives itself to the charging station.
Around 185 kg - the heaviest system in the set, clarify floor load in advance. No stairs, runtime approx. 4 h.
