Product Families

Advanced humanoid robots designed for industrial applications, warehouse automation, and manufacturing environments. Combining human-like dexterity with industrial-grade durability.

Healthcare humanoids assist medical professionals, support patients, and streamline hospital logistics. They aid in rehabilitation, elder care, hospital logistics, and patient monitoring. These robots perform tasks such as physical therapy support, elderly care and assistance, transporting supplies, medication delivery, and disinfection. Notable examples include the Fourier GR-1 for physical therapy and patient care, Moxi robot for hospital errands and logistics, and Enchanted Tools Mirokaï in hospital trials.

General-purpose humanoids are adaptable multi-role robots that can operate across retail, manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and personal environments. They bridge gaps in labor and automate daily tasks including in-store customer service, inventory management, healthcare assistance, and personal assistant functions. Examples include systems from Boston Dynamics, Agility Robotics, 1X Technologies, and NEURA Robotics designed for cross-industry deployment.

Telepresence humanoids act as avatars for remote operation, mimicking human gestures and speech. They are ideal for remote work, customer interaction, and dangerous or inaccessible environments. These robots feature dexterous control, haptic feedback, high-resolution audio-video, and VR/AR motion tracking. Notable examples include the Shadow Dexterous Hand System for tactile feedback and fine manipulation, and Avatar Robot TOCABI for remote factory and hazardous environment operations.

Entertainment and exhibition humanoids showcase advanced robotics technology through live performances and interactive demonstrations. They perform on stage, interact with audiences at exhibitions, and demonstrate robotic capabilities at tech fairs. These robots can recite poetry, sing, dance, and participate in robotic sports demonstrations. Examples include exhibition robots performing at tech fairs such as Lingi X2, Yuanzen A2, and Lust Humanoid, as well as interactive robots at global expos.

Defense and rescue humanoids reduce risk in combat and disaster scenarios by handling dangerous tasks. They assist with bomb disposal, surveillance, search and rescue operations, firefighting, and casualty evacuation. These robots operate in hazardous environments where human presence would be too risky. Notable examples include Ukrainian military bomb disposal and reconnaissance robots, Project Convergence military robots for transportation and drone support, and exoskeletons from Amprius, German Bionic, and NASA for rescue and defense roles.

Exoskeletons are wearable robotic devices that support or enhance human motion, aiding people with mobility deficits or providing lift-assist in physical workspaces. These systems help users walk, lift heavy objects, and improve posture during demanding physical tasks. They are used in rehabilitation, workplace safety, and defense applications. Notable examples include XoMotion by Human In Motion Robotics for lower extremity support, German Bionic Exia for workplace lifting assistance, and adaptive exoskeletons from Georgia Tech and NASA for rehabilitation.