CMCC – Fengqi
At the 2024 China Mobile Global Partners Conference held in Guangzhou from October 11-13, China Mobile unveiled its self-developed humanoid service robot “Fengqi” for the first time. Designed specifically for home service scenarios, the robot aims to provide users with an innovative smart home experience. According to on-site staff, “Fengqi” is still in the prototype development stage, with its technology and features being further optimized, and it has not yet entered the market.
UBTECH – Walker S1
UBTECH recently launched the next-generation industrial humanoid robot, Walker S1. The robot has made technical breakthroughs in integrated joints, head design, and humanoid dexterous hands, enhancing its physical stability and operational flexibility. Currently, Walker S1 is being used in practical applications for material handling tasks at BYD’s factory and has completed the world’s first collaborative work with autonomous logistics vehicles, unmanned forklifts, industrial mobile robots, and intelligent manufacturing systems.
Kepler – Pioneer K2
Recently, Shanghai Kepler Robotics officially released the full-size general-purpose humanoid robot, Pioneer K2, which debuted at GITEXGLOBAL 2024 on October 14. The Pioneer K2 has made comprehensive advancements in dynamic perception, task planning, full-body coordination, autonomous learning, and intelligent mobility. Combining cloud-based large models as its “brain” with the embodiment of an intelligent “small brain,” and using imitation and reinforcement learning techniques, K2 can independently execute specific tasks and significantly improve training efficiency for embodied intelligence.
ZeroDimension Tech – Z1
On October 24, 2024, ZeroDimension Tech officially released its first bipedal humanoid robot, Z1. Z1 is equipped with joint motors providing up to 150Nm torque, 27 degrees of freedom, and a load-to-weight ratio exceeding 70%, with a load limit of 20 kilograms. The core communication system uses the company’s self-developed EtherCAT module for low-latency, high-bandwidth transmission. Its unique design optimizes structural parameters through AI technology, achieving lower energy consumption and higher dynamic performance. Z1 can handle complex operational environments and terrain changes, showcasing excellent anti-interference and flexibility.
Engine AI – SE01
On October 24, Engine AI released its first full-size general-purpose humanoid robot, SE01. Positioned as an industrial robot, SE01 stands 170 cm tall, weighs around 55 kg, and has 32 degrees of freedom. It boasts a maximum joint torque of 330 N·m, a normal walking speed of 2 m/s, and can perform human-like actions such as squatting, push-ups, rotating, grasping, and running. The robot uses an integrated harmonic joint module, advanced reinforcement learning, and imitation learning control strategies to achieve excellent natural walking gait.
Clone Robotics – Torso
Humanoid robot startup Clone Robotics launched its muscle-driven bipedal humanoid robot, Torso. Focused on developing low-cost, biomimetic, and intelligent robots, the company aims to create robots capable of performing everyday tasks, similar to the robots in the TV series Westworld. Torso features a highly realistic humanoid torso, equipped with a sturdy spine, movable neck, and flexible arms.
Chengdu Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center – “Konka-1”
On October 28, the Chengdu Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center launched the “Konka-1” humanoid robot at Chengdu’s Sci-Tech Ecological Island. This represents Chengdu’s first breakthrough in developing self-made humanoid robots. Konka-1 is the only lightweight humanoid robot globally to be equipped with a “strongest brain” that enables rapid task comprehension, autonomous environmental observation, task reasoning, and precise execution of complex tasks.
Cyan – Orca I
On October 30, Cyan released a dynamic demonstration video of its self-developed general-purpose humanoid robot “Orca I.” The video showcases Orca I walking, climbing, rotating, and recovering its gait while standing and walking. With the support of large language models, Orca I also demonstrates emotional expression and natural language interaction capabilities, as well as smooth execution of dual-arm operations under precise control.
Argon Mechatronics – Argon One
Argon Mechatronics, based in Austin, Texas, introduced the humanoid robot Argon One. Designed for engineering applications, Argon One is equipped with various tools, including laser, milling, engraving, and 3D printing tools. The robot features two connected SCARA robotic arms, each capable of independently operating different tools. Additionally, it comes with an advanced computer vision system and a user-friendly control application, making it ideal for high-tech workshop environments.
