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Mercury X1 is listed as a robot from Elephant Robotics.

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Mercury X1

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

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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From ~$12,000|Direct purchase|Not publicly disclosed units shipped

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

Normalized 0–10 scale across five capability axes. Higher is better.

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

Mercury X1 is categorized as Humanoid.

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.