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Walker S1 humanoid robot by UBTECH Robotics
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UBTECH Robotics

Walker S1

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Industrial bipedal humanoid with 41 DOF capable of walking, running, and climbing stairs. Deployed at BYD, Geely, Audi, Volkswagen, and Foxconn factories for sorting, assembly, and quality inspection with 99%+ accuracy. Features semantic VSLAM navigation and learning-based whole-body motion control.

Height
172 cm
Weight
76 kg
DOF
41
Runtime
2 hrs
Max Speed
0.83 m/s
Price
$75,000
Climbs Stairs

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Detailed Specifications

Physical Specifications

Height172 cm
Weight76 kg
Country of OriginChina

Mobility

Total Degrees of Freedom41
Max Walking Speed0.83 m/s
Can Climb StairsYes

Manipulation

Total Payload15 kg

Power

Battery Life2 hours

Commercial Information

Price$75,000
AvailabilityPrototype
Target MarketIndustrial, Service, Research
Statusproduction

About Walker S1

UBTECH's Walker S1 represents the latest evolution of the company's Walker platform, which has been in development since 2016. UBTECH, one of China's largest robotics companies, has deployed Walker robots in various settings including museums, exhibition halls, and research institutions.

The Walker S1 builds on UBTECH's extensive experience in bipedal locomotion, incorporating improvements in balance, dexterity, and autonomous navigation. The robot's human-like proportions and movements are designed for environments built for people, allowing it to navigate spaces that wheeled robots cannot access.

UBTECH's vertically integrated approach includes in-house development of actuators, sensors, and control systems. This gives the company control over key components that determine robot performance and cost. The Walker series serves both as commercial products and research platforms, with academic institutions using them for studies in locomotion, manipulation, and human-robot interaction.

The company's business model spans multiple market segments including education (with its smaller Yanshee and Alpha robots), entertainment, and commercial service. This diversification provides revenue and learning across different robotics applications while the humanoid technology matures toward broader deployment.

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