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Mercury X1

Name: Mercury X1
Brand: Elephant Robotics
SKU: ELEPHANT-ROBOTICS-MERCURY-X1
Availability: InStock

Elephant Robotics

Mercury X1 is Elephant Robotics’ wheeled humanoid research platform with a 7‑axis arm and onboard NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano compute.

Manufacturing Research Education

Height40 cm

Weight2.5 kg

DOF16

Payload0.5 kg

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Price and availability

From ~$12,000

Elephant Robotics does not publish a verified public Mercury X1 price in HumanoidHub's trusted source set. Treat this as request quote until an official price source is available.

Direct purchaseNot publicly disclosed units shippedSource checked May 4, 2026

Quick Facts

Robot: Mercury X1
Manufacturer: Elephant Robotics
Category: Humanoid
Price: $4,999 (Mercury series page listed price)
Availability: In Stock
Runtime: Up to 8 hours (stated for the full machine)
Primary use cases: Manufacturing, Research, Education

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Data verified May 2026 - Source: elephantrobotics.com

Performance benchmark

Computed 0-10 capability scores appear only when the required source-backed inputs are verified.

Scoring methodology

Partial evidence confidence

Computed capability scores use a normalized 0-10 scale from official, verified catalog inputs. Missing required inputs are shown as Not enough verified data instead of a numeric score.

Inputs: speed, payload, degrees of freedom, autonomy/software evidence, and dexterity-related evidence.

Freshness: each numeric score requires a source URL and verified date from the catalog record.

Guardrail: Scores are comparison aids only and do not indicate deployment readiness, suitability, price certainty, or availability.

Not enough verified data to render a five-axis numeric benchmark for Mercury X1.

SpeedNot comparable

Not enough verified data

0 to 3.5 m/s maps to 0-10

Agility2.0/10

Computed from official degree-of-freedom coverage as a proxy for motion envelope.

10 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 2-10

Inputs: Degrees Of Freedom

Verified May 4, 2026

Source

StrengthNot comparable

Not enough verified data

0 to 50 kg payload maps to 0-10

AutonomyNot comparable

Not enough verified data

Source-backed autonomy, SDK, simulation, or compute evidence maps to 5.5-7.5

Dexterity1.0/10

Computed from official degrees of freedom, with a small boost when official dexterity-related evidence is present.

5 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 1-10, with a sensor/end-effector evidence boost

Inputs: Degrees Of Freedom

Verified May 4, 2026

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What are the Mercury X1 specifications?

physical

Height mm400 mm

Weight kg2.5 kg

Degrees of freedom16

locomotion

Max speed ms0.3 m/s

Payload kg0.5 kg

Battery runtime min50 min

power

Battery capacity wh10.8 Wh

Charging time min120 min

compute

Onboard cpuRaspberry Pi 4B

Ram gb4 GB

commercial

Price usd1500 USD

Availabilityin-stock

canonical

AvailabilityIn Stock

Degrees Of Freedom7-axis arm (humanoid series); total DoF not publicly specified on listing

RuntimeUp to 8 hours (stated for the full machine)

Compute PlatformNVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano (8GB)

SensorsLiDAR, ultrasonic sensing, visual guidance (cameras not further specified)

CommunicationNot publicly disclosed on listing

Price$4,999 (Mercury series page listed price)

Target SectorsEducation, research

Frequently asked questions about Mercury X1

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What is the Mercury X1 used for?

Mercury X1 is a universal wheeled humanoid robot from Elephant Robotics combining a mobile base with a 7‑axis robotic arm. It’s intended for education and research and supports secondary development via Python and C++ APIs plus common robotics tools (ROS, MoveIt, Gazebo, MuJoCo). The mobile base integrates lidar, ultrasonic sensing, and visual guidance; listed endurance is up to 8 hours.