UBTECH’s Walker S2, an industrial humanoid robot built for factory and logistics applications, features an autonomous dual-battery swap system enabling power replacement in three minutes, equipped with binocular vision, dynamic balancing, dexterous hands and collaborative agent capabilities to carry payloads up to 15kg within the 0–1.8-metre working range. ⚠️ This information is compiled from publicly available online sources, for reference only.
UBTech inaugurated its industrial humanoid robot super smart factory in Liuzhou, Guangxi, on Sept. 12, calling it the world’s first smart manufacturing benchmark plant for industrial humanoid robots with 10,000-unit-level capacity. The 14,000-square-meter factory mainly produces the Walker S series industrial humanoid robots and the Cruzr series embodied-intelligence industrial humanoid robots, and can roll out one unit every 10 minutes, with planned annual capacity of more than 10,000 units, the company said.
UBTECH U1 Pro is a full-size ultra-bionic humanoid robot. The male version measures 183 cm and weighs 42 kg, while the female version measures 168 cm and weighs 35.2 kg. It has 88 high-DOF motion joints and is built strictly to 1:1 human proportions. The male version is styled as a business elite wearing a tailored suit and gold-rimmed glasses. U1 has a built-in nurturing-style emotional large model, supports locally encrypted memory storage, and can continuously adjust its responses based on interaction habits with the user. With multi-dimensional appearance customization and IP collaborations, you can make it take on a completely different style and temperament. In terms of application scenarios, U1 can handle commercial services such as reception and guidance,...
Chinese humanoid robot maker UBTech said it has signed contracts with customers in major markets including Europe, Japan and South Korea, winning overseas orders worth more than 50 million yuan ($6.9 million). The orders include its commercial service humanoid robot Walker C1 and ultra-realistic humanoid robot U-World U1, according to UBTech.
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