# whatro.bot > An open taxonomy and catalogue of physical robots and their parts. Every robot and component sits in exactly one leaf of one hardware-defined tree; every product fact carries the page it came from and the date it was read. Data is CC BY 4.0 by fysical.ai / whatro.bot. Snapshot: taxonomy 2026-01, catalogue 2026-01, synced 2026-10-29. 133 products, 59 categories. Every HTML page has a JSON twin at the same path with `.json` appended (e.g. /robot/unitree-go2.json, /robots/legged/quadruped.json). Bulk data: /data/catalog.json, /data/taxonomy.json, /data/manufacturers.json. Full text for LLMs: /llms-full.txt. ## How classification works - Robots are classified by body plan (arm, humanoid, legged, ground, mobile manipulator, aerial, aquatic, wearable, stationary, kit); components by part type (end-effector, actuator, sensor, compute, power, structure, teleoperation). - The branch is decided from hardware facts by an ordered set of tie-break rules, never by buyer or application; those are attributes (segment, application, autonomy, specs). - Rules and data: https://github.com/fysical-ai/whatrobot-taxonomy and https://github.com/fysical-ai/whatrobot-catalog ## Categories - [Component](https://whatro.bot/components/): A robot part or accessory sold separately from a complete robot. - [Component > Actuator](https://whatro.bot/components/actuator/): Device that produces motion for a robot joint or axis. - [Component > Actuator > Joint module](https://whatro.bot/components/actuator/joint-module/): Integrated rotary actuator unit combining motor, reducer, encoder and driver. - [Component > Actuator > Linear actuator](https://whatro.bot/components/actuator/linear/): Actuator producing straight-line motion, such as roller screw, ball screw, pneumatic or hydraulic cylinder. - [Component > Actuator > Motor](https://whatro.bot/components/actuator/motor/): Bare electric motor such as BLDC, stepper or frameless, without reducer or integrated control. - [Component > Actuator > Reducer](https://whatro.bot/components/actuator/reducer/): Gear reduction unit such as harmonic / strain-wave, cycloidal / RV or planetary. - [Component > Actuator > Servo](https://whatro.bot/components/actuator/servo/): Hobby or smart servo with built-in control and a daisy-chain bus. - [Component > Compute](https://whatro.bot/components/compute/): Robot controllers, single-board computers and edge-AI modules. - [Component > End-effector](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/): Device mounted at the end of an arm or wrist that acts on the world. - [Component > End-effector > Gripper](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/gripper/): Grasping end-effector that is not an anthropomorphic hand. - [Component > End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/gripper/finger/): Gripper with mechanical fingers or jaws, including parallel, angular and 2–3-finger adaptive designs. - [Component > End-effector > Gripper > Magnetic gripper](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/gripper/magnetic/): Gripper that holds ferrous objects by magnetic force. - [Component > End-effector > Gripper > Soft gripper](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/gripper/soft/): Gripper with compliant or inflatable fingers. - [Component > End-effector > Gripper > Vacuum gripper](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/gripper/vacuum/): Gripper that holds by suction, including suction cups, foam and area grippers. - [Component > End-effector > Hand](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/hand/): Anthropomorphic end-effector with four or more fingers including an opposable thumb and multiple degrees of freedom. - [Component > End-effector > Tool](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/tool/): Process end-effector such as a welding torch, spindle, screwdriver or dispenser. A wrist-mounted camera is a sensor (cp-3-1), not a tool. - [Component > End-effector > Tool changer](https://whatro.bot/components/end-effector/tool-changer/): Quick-change coupling between a robot wrist and interchangeable end-effectors. - [Component > Power](https://whatro.bot/components/power/): Battery packs, chargers and docking stations. - [Component > Sensor](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/): Device that measures the robot or its environment. - [Component > Sensor > Camera](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/camera/): Imaging sensor including RGB, depth, stereo, thermal and event cameras. - [Component > Sensor > Force-torque sensor](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/force-torque/): Sensor measuring force and torque at a wrist or joint, typically 3 or 6 axes. - [Component > Sensor > Inertial / encoder](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/inertial/): Motion and position sensors such as IMUs and encoders. - [Component > Sensor > Lidar](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/lidar/): Laser range sensor, 2D or 3D. - [Component > Sensor > Range / positioning sensor](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/range-positioning/): Non-laser range and absolute-position sensors such as GNSS receivers, radar and ultrasonic or time-of-flight rangefinders. - [Component > Sensor > Tactile sensor](https://whatro.bot/components/sensor/tactile/): Sensor measuring contact, pressure or texture at a surface. - [Component > Structure](https://whatro.bot/components/structure/): Frames, mounts, enclosures, flanges and cable management. - [Component > Teleoperation](https://whatro.bot/components/teleoperation/): Devices for controlling a robot remotely or for collecting demonstration data, such as leader arms, haptic devices and VR or motion-capture rigs. - [Robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/): A programmed, actuated mechanism with a degree of autonomy that performs locomotion, manipulation or positioning (ISO 8373:2021). - [Robot > Aerial robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/aerial/): Robot that flies. - [Robot > Aerial robot > Fixed-wing](https://whatro.bot/robots/aerial/fixed-wing/): Aerial robot lifted by a fixed wing. - [Robot > Aerial robot > Hybrid VTOL](https://whatro.bot/robots/aerial/hybrid-vtol/): Aerial robot combining rotor-borne vertical take-off with fixed-wing cruise. - [Robot > Aerial robot > Multirotor](https://whatro.bot/robots/aerial/multirotor/): Aerial robot lifted by multiple rotors. - [Robot > Aquatic robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/aquatic/): Robot that operates on or in water. - [Robot > Aquatic robot > AUV](https://whatro.bot/robots/aquatic/auv/): Autonomous, untethered underwater vehicle. - [Robot > Aquatic robot > ROV](https://whatro.bot/robots/aquatic/rov/): Underwater vehicle connected to the surface by a tether, whether piloted or running autonomously. - [Robot > Aquatic robot > USV](https://whatro.bot/robots/aquatic/usv/): Unmanned surface vessel. - [Robot > Arm](https://whatro.bot/robots/arm/): Fixed-base manipulator that positions an end-effector in space. - [Robot > Arm > Articulated arm](https://whatro.bot/robots/arm/articulated/): Serial arm with three or more rotary joints, including 6/7-axis industrial arms, cobots and desktop arms. - [Robot > Arm > Cartesian arm](https://whatro.bot/robots/arm/cartesian/): Manipulator with three prismatic axes aligned to a Cartesian coordinate system, including gantry and linear robots. - [Robot > Arm > Cylindrical & spherical arm](https://whatro.bot/robots/arm/cylindrical/): Manipulator with a rotary base and a prismatic reach axis — cylindrical (prismatic lift) or spherical / polar (tilting shoulder). IFR type class 30. - [Robot > Arm > Parallel arm](https://whatro.bot/robots/arm/parallel/): Parallel-kinematic manipulator such as a delta robot or hexapod / Stewart platform. - [Robot > Arm > SCARA arm](https://whatro.bot/robots/arm/scara/): Arm with two parallel vertical rotary joints and a vertical linear axis, compliant in the horizontal plane. - [Robot > Ground robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/ground/): Robot that moves on wheels or tracks, with no legs and no integrated arm. - [Robot > Ground robot > Tracked robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/ground/tracked/): Ground robot driven by continuous tracks. - [Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/ground/wheeled/): Ground robot driven by wheels. - [Robot > Humanoid](https://whatro.bot/robots/humanoid/): Robot with a torso, two arms and a head in human proportion, intended for human environments. - [Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid](https://whatro.bot/robots/humanoid/bipedal/): Humanoid that walks on two legs. - [Robot > Humanoid > Fixed-base humanoid](https://whatro.bot/robots/humanoid/fixed-base/): Humanoid upper body on a fixed mount, without locomotion. - [Robot > Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid](https://whatro.bot/robots/humanoid/wheeled-base/): Humanoid upper body on a wheeled or tracked base. - [Robot > Kit](https://whatro.bot/robots/kit/): Modular construction kit with no fixed body plan that produces a programmable robot. - [Robot > Legged robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/legged/): Robot that moves on articulated legs and is not humanoid in form. - [Robot > Legged robot > Biped](https://whatro.bot/robots/legged/biped/): Two-legged robot without a humanoid torso, arms and head. - [Robot > Legged robot > Multi-legged](https://whatro.bot/robots/legged/multi-legged/): Legged robot with six or more legs. - [Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped](https://whatro.bot/robots/legged/quadruped/): Legged robot with four legs. - [Robot > Mobile manipulator](https://whatro.bot/robots/mobile-manipulator/): Wheeled or tracked base with one or more arms, sold as one product, non-humanoid in form. - [Robot > Stationary robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/stationary/): Fixed-base, non-humanoid robot that does not manipulate, such as a desktop companion or social robot without arms. - [Robot > Wearable robot](https://whatro.bot/robots/wearable/): Robot worn on the human body. - [Robot > Wearable robot > Exoskeleton](https://whatro.bot/robots/wearable/exoskeleton/): Powered exoskeleton or exosuit that assists or augments human movement. - [Robot > Wearable robot > Prosthesis](https://whatro.bot/robots/wearable/prosthesis/): Powered prosthetic limb or joint that replaces a missing body part. ## Buyer segments - [Hobby](https://whatro.bot/for/hobby/), [Education](https://whatro.bot/for/education/), [Research](https://whatro.bot/for/research/), [Professional](https://whatro.bot/for/professional/), [Consumer](https://whatro.bot/for/consumer/) ## Products - [AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) AGIBOT A2](https://whatro.bot/robot/agibot-a2/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 44560 (2026-10-28) - [AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) AGIBOT G1](https://whatro.bot/robot/agibot-g1/): Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid; price on quotation - [Aiper Aiper Scuba X1](https://whatro.bot/robot/aiper-scuba-x1/): Aquatic robot > AUV; USD 1199.99 (2026-10-28) - [ANYbotics ANYmal](https://whatro.bot/robot/anybotics-anymal/): Legged robot > Quadruped; price on quotation - [Astribot (Stardust Intelligence) Astribot S1](https://whatro.bot/robot/astribot-s1/): Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid; price on quotation - [ATI Industrial Automation ATI Axia80 Force/Torque Sensor](https://whatro.bot/component/ati-axia80/): Sensor > Force-torque sensor; price on quotation - [ATI Industrial Automation ATI QC-11 Tool Changer](https://whatro.bot/component/ati-qc-11/): End-effector > Tool changer; price on quotation - [AUBO Robotics AUBO i5](https://whatro.bot/robot/aubo-i5/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 18600 (2026-10-28) - [Beatbot Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro](https://whatro.bot/robot/beatbot-aquasense-2-pro/): Aquatic robot > AUV; USD 2299 (2026-10-28) - [Pudu Robotics BellaBot](https://whatro.bot/robot/pudu-bellabot/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 14500 (2026-10-28) - [Petoi Bittle X](https://whatro.bot/robot/petoi-bittle-x/): Legged robot > Quadruped; USD 319 (2026-10-28) - [Blue Robotics BlueROV2](https://whatro.bot/robot/blue-robotics-bluerov2/): Aquatic robot > ROV; USD 4900 (2026-10-28) - [Booster Robotics Booster T1](https://whatro.bot/robot/booster-robotics-t1/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; EUR 39000 (2026-10-28) - [Booster Robotics Booster T2](https://whatro.bot/robot/booster-robotics-t2/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 32999 (2026-10-28) - [CHASING CHASING M2 PRO](https://whatro.bot/robot/chasing-m2-pro/): Aquatic robot > ROV; AUD 5995 (2026-10-28) - [FANUC CRX-10iA](https://whatro.bot/robot/fanuc-crx-10ia/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [Elite Robots CS66](https://whatro.bot/robot/elite-robots-cs66/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 19160 (2026-10-28) - [Xiaomi CyberDog 2](https://whatro.bot/robot/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/): Legged robot > Quadruped; CNY 12999 (2026-10-28) - [Intuitive da Vinci 5](https://whatro.bot/robot/intuitive-da-vinci-5/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [DEEP Robotics DEEP Robotics Lite3](https://whatro.bot/robot/deep-robotics-lite3/): Legged robot > Quadruped; price on quotation - [DEEP Robotics DEEP Robotics X30](https://whatro.bot/robot/deep-robotics-x30/): Legged robot > Quadruped; EUR 95000 (2026-10-28) - [Agility Robotics Digit](https://whatro.bot/robot/agility-digit/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; price on quotation - [KEENON Robotics DINERBOT T10](https://whatro.bot/robot/keenon-dinerbot-t10/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 19600 (2026-10-28) - [DJI DJI Agras T50](https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-agras-t50/): Aerial robot > Multirotor; USD 17999 (2026-10-28) - [DJI DJI Matrice 4 Series](https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-matrice-4/): Aerial robot > Multirotor; USD 5189 (2026-10-28) - [DJI DJI Mavic 4 Pro](https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-mavic-4-pro/): Aerial robot > Multirotor; GBP 1879 (2026-10-28) - [DJI DJI Mini 4 Pro](https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-mini-4-pro/): Aerial robot > Multirotor; GBP 869 (2026-10-28) - [Dnsys Dnsys X1](https://whatro.bot/robot/dnsys-x1/): Wearable robot > Exoskeleton; USD 1299 (2026-10-28) - [Dobot DOBOT CR5A](https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-cr5a/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 14600 (2026-10-28) - [Dobot DOBOT M1 Pro](https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-m1-pro/): Arm > SCARA arm; GBP 4614.46 (2026-10-28) - [Dobot DOBOT MG400](https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-mg400/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 3495 (2026-10-28) - [Dreame Dreame X50 Ultra](https://whatro.bot/robot/dreame-x50-ultra/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 999.99 (2026-10-28) - [ROBOTIS DYNAMIXEL XL330-M288-T](https://whatro.bot/component/robotis-dynamixel-xl330-m288-t/): Actuator > Servo; EUR 112.3 (2026-10-28) - [ROBOTIS DYNAMIXEL XM430-W350-T](https://whatro.bot/component/robotis-dynamixel-xm430-w350-t/): Actuator > Servo; EUR 264.5 (2026-10-28) - [ECOVACS Robotics ECOVACS DEEBOT X8 PRO OMNI](https://whatro.bot/robot/ecovacs-deebot-x8-pro-omni/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 699.99 (2026-10-28) - [Ekso Bionics EksoNR](https://whatro.bot/robot/ekso-eksonr/): Wearable robot > Exoskeleton; price on quotation - [EngineAI ENGINEAI PM01](https://whatro.bot/robot/engineai-pm01/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; price on quotation - [Epson Robots Epson T6-B All-in-One SCARA Robot](https://whatro.bot/robot/epson-t6-b/): Arm > SCARA arm; price on quotation - [FAIRINO FAIRINO FR5](https://whatro.bot/robot/fairino-fr5/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 4899.16 (2026-10-28) - [Feetech Feetech STS3215](https://whatro.bot/component/feetech-sts3215/): Actuator > Servo; EUR 23.57 (2026-10-28) - [Fourier Fourier GR-3](https://whatro.bot/robot/fourier-gr-3/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; price on quotation - [Franka Robotics Franka Research 3](https://whatro.bot/robot/franka-fr3/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [Galbot Galbot G1](https://whatro.bot/robot/galbot-g1/): Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid; price on quotation - [Geek+ (Geekplus) Geek+ P800R](https://whatro.bot/robot/geekplus-p800r/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; price on quotation - [GelSight GelSight Mini](https://whatro.bot/component/gelsight-mini/): Sensor > Tactile sensor; price on quotation - [ABB Robotics GoFa CRB 15000](https://whatro.bot/robot/abb-gofa-crb-15000/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 30000 (2026-10-28) - [Doosan Robotics H2515](https://whatro.bot/robot/doosan-h2515/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 50400 (2026-10-28) - [HAI Robotics HaiPick A42](https://whatro.bot/robot/hai-robotics-haipick-a42/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; price on quotation - [Harmonic Drive Systems Harmonic Drive CSF / CSG Component Sets](https://whatro.bot/component/harmonic-drive-csf-csg/): Actuator > Reducer; price on quotation - [Hesai Technology Hesai XT32](https://whatro.bot/component/hesai-xt32/): Sensor > Lidar; USD 4465 (2026-10-28) - [Clearpath Robotics Husky A300](https://whatro.bot/robot/clearpath-husky-a300/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; EUR 22500 (2026-10-28) - [Husqvarna Husqvarna Automower 430X NERA](https://whatro.bot/robot/husqvarna-automower-430x-nera/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; GBP 3509 (2026-10-28) - [Hypershell Hypershell X Series](https://whatro.bot/robot/hypershell-x/): Wearable robot > Exoskeleton; USD 1599 (2026-10-28) - [Inspire Robots Inspire Robots RH56DFX](https://whatro.bot/component/inspire-robots-rh56dfx/): End-effector > Hand; EUR 4150 (2026-10-28) - [ABB Robotics IRB 360 FlexPicker](https://whatro.bot/robot/abb-irb-360/): Arm > Parallel arm; price on quotation - [iRobot iRobot Roomba Plus 505 Combo robot + AutoWash dock](https://whatro.bot/robot/irobot-roomba-plus-505-combo/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 895.11 (2026-10-28) - [JAKA Robotics JAKA Zu 7](https://whatro.bot/robot/jaka-zu-7/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [KEYi Tech KEYi Tech Loona](https://whatro.bot/robot/keyi-tech-loona/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 499 (2026-10-28) - [Kinova Kinova Gen3](https://whatro.bot/robot/kinova-gen3/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 33500 (2026-10-28) - [KUKA LBR iisy](https://whatro.bot/robot/kuka-lbr-iisy/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 18340 (2026-10-28) - [LEGO Education LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set (45678)](https://whatro.bot/robot/lego-spike-prime-45678/): Kit; GBP 429.99 (2026-10-28) - [Seeed Studio LeKiwi Kit (12V Version)](https://whatro.bot/robot/seeed-lekiwi/): Mobile manipulator; USD 179 (2026-10-28) - [AgileX Robotics LIMO](https://whatro.bot/robot/agilex-limo/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 3200 (2026-10-28) - [LimX Dynamics LimX Oli](https://whatro.bot/robot/limx-dynamics-oli/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 93600 (2026-10-28) - [LimX Dynamics LimX TRON 1](https://whatro.bot/robot/limx-dynamics-tron1/): Legged robot > Biped; price on quotation - [Living AI Living.ai EMO](https://whatro.bot/robot/living-ai-emo/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 299 (2026-10-28) - [Livox Livox Mid-360](https://whatro.bot/component/livox-mid-360/): Sensor > Lidar; USD 899 (2026-10-28) - [Dobot Magician](https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-magician/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [Dobot Magician E6](https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-magician-e6/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [MAMMOTION MAMMOTION LUBA 2 AWD](https://whatro.bot/robot/mammotion-luba-2-awd/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 2599 (2026-10-28) - [Manus MANUS Metagloves Pro](https://whatro.bot/component/manus-metagloves-pro/): Teleoperation; price on quotation - [Manus MANUS Quantum Metagloves](https://whatro.bot/component/manus-quantum-metagloves/): Teleoperation; price on quotation - [Makeblock mBot2](https://whatro.bot/robot/makeblock-mbot2/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 149.99 (2026-10-28) - [MangDang Mini Pupper 2](https://whatro.bot/robot/mangdang-mini-pupper-2/): Legged robot > Quadruped; USD 649 (2026-10-28) - [Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) MiR250](https://whatro.bot/robot/mir-mir250/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; price on quotation - [MyActuator MyActuator RMD-X8](https://whatro.bot/component/myactuator-rmd-x8/): Actuator > Joint module; USD 470 (2026-10-28) - [Elephant Robotics myCobot 280](https://whatro.bot/robot/elephant-robotics-mycobot-280/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 649 (2026-10-28) - [Elephant Robotics myCobot 320](https://whatro.bot/robot/elephant-robotics-mycobot-320/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 2399 (2026-10-28) - [Narwal Narwal Freo Z Ultra](https://whatro.bot/robot/narwal-freo-z-ultra/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 1499.99 (2026-10-28) - [1X Technologies NEO](https://whatro.bot/robot/1x-neo/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 20000 (2026-10-28) - [NVIDIA NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit](https://whatro.bot/component/nvidia-jetson-agx-thor-dev-kit/): Compute; USD 6629 (2026-10-28) - [NVIDIA NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit](https://whatro.bot/component/nvidia-jetson-orin-nano-super-dev-kit/): Compute; USD 399 (2026-10-28) - [OnRobot OnRobot RG2](https://whatro.bot/component/onrobot-rg2/): End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper; EUR 4635 (2026-10-28) - [ROBOTIS OpenMANIPULATOR-X](https://whatro.bot/robot/robotis-openmanipulator-x/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 1629.09 (2026-10-28) - [Orbbec Orbbec Gemini 335](https://whatro.bot/component/orbbec-gemini-335/): Sensor > Camera; USD 264 (2026-10-28) - [Ouster Ouster OS1](https://whatro.bot/component/ouster-os1/): Sensor > Lidar; USD 18000 (2026-10-28) - [Piab Piab piCOBOT](https://whatro.bot/component/piab-picobot/): End-effector > Gripper > Vacuum gripper; EUR 3265.82 (2026-10-28) - [AgileX Robotics PiPER](https://whatro.bot/robot/agilex-piper/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 3500 (2026-10-28) - [Pudu Robotics PUDU CC1](https://whatro.bot/robot/pudu-cc1/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 22220 (2026-10-28) - [QYSEA QYSEA FIFISH V-EVO](https://whatro.bot/robot/qysea-fifish-v-evo/): Aquatic robot > ROV; USD 1399 (2026-10-28) - [Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi 5](https://whatro.bot/component/raspberry-pi-5/): Compute; EUR 158.99 (2026-10-28) - [RealSense RealSense D455](https://whatro.bot/component/realsense-d455/): Sensor > Camera; PHP 61157.54 (2026-10-28) - [Seeed Studio reBot Arm B601](https://whatro.bot/robot/seeed-rebot-arm-b601/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 1699 (2026-10-28) - [RealMan Robotics RM65-B](https://whatro.bot/robot/realman-rm65-b/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 30630 (2026-10-28) - [Roborock Roborock Saros 10R](https://whatro.bot/robot/roborock-saros-10r/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 1099.99 (2026-10-28) - [Roborock Roborock Saros Z70](https://whatro.bot/robot/roborock-saros-z70/): Mobile manipulator; USD 1999.99 (2026-10-28) - [RoboSense RoboSense Airy](https://whatro.bot/component/robosense-airy/): Sensor > Lidar; EUR 1100 (2026-10-28) - [Robotiq Robotiq 2F-85 Adaptive Gripper](https://whatro.bot/component/robotiq-2f-85/): End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper; EUR 4950 (2026-10-28) - [Robotiq Robotiq Hand-E Adaptive Gripper](https://whatro.bot/component/robotiq-hand-e/): End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper; EUR 4175 (2026-10-28) - [RobStride Dynamics RobStride RS-03](https://whatro.bot/component/robstride-rs-03/): Actuator > Joint module; USD 245 (2026-10-28) - [SCHUNK SCHUNK EGU](https://whatro.bot/component/schunk-egu/): End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper; EUR 3050 (2026-10-28) - [AgileX Robotics SCOUT 2.0](https://whatro.bot/robot/agilex-scout-2/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 14190 (2026-10-28) - [Seeed Studio Seeed Studio reComputer J4012](https://whatro.bot/component/seeed-recomputer-j4012/): Compute; EUR 1888.95 (2026-10-28) - [Seeed Studio Seeed Studio SO-ARM101 Leader Arm](https://whatro.bot/component/seeed-so-arm101-leader-arm/): Teleoperation; EUR 388.45 (2026-10-28) - [Segway Navimow Segway Navimow X3 Series](https://whatro.bot/robot/segway-navimow-x3/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 2799 (2026-10-28) - [Shadow Robot Company Shadow Dexterous Hand](https://whatro.bot/component/shadow-robot-dexterous-hand/): End-effector > Hand; price on quotation - [Sharpa Sharpa Wave](https://whatro.bot/component/sharpa-wave/): End-effector > Hand; USD 55000 (2026-10-28) - [Skydio Skydio X10](https://whatro.bot/robot/skydio-x10/): Aerial robot > Multirotor; price on quotation - [Seeed Studio SO-ARM101](https://whatro.bot/robot/seeed-so-arm101/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 277.99 (2026-10-28) - [Sphero Sphero RVR+](https://whatro.bot/robot/sphero-rvr-plus/): Ground robot > Tracked robot; AUD 479.95 (2026-10-28) - [Boston Dynamics Spot](https://whatro.bot/robot/boston-dynamics-spot/): Legged robot > Quadruped; price on quotation - [Starship Technologies Starship delivery robot](https://whatro.bot/robot/starship-delivery-robot/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; price on quotation - [Stereolabs Stereolabs ZED 2i](https://whatro.bot/component/stereolabs-zed-2i/): Sensor > Camera; USD 499 (2026-10-28) - [Boston Dynamics Stretch](https://whatro.bot/robot/boston-dynamics-stretch/): Mobile manipulator; price on quotation - [Hello Robot Stretch 3](https://whatro.bot/robot/hello-robot-stretch-3/): Mobile manipulator; USD 24950 (2026-10-28) - [Techman Robot TM AI Cobot S Series](https://whatro.bot/robot/techman-tm-ai-cobot-s/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [Clearpath Robotics TurtleBot 4](https://whatro.bot/robot/clearpath-turtlebot-4/): Ground robot > Wheeled robot; USD 1850 (2026-10-28) - [UBTECH Robotics UBTECH Walker S2](https://whatro.bot/robot/ubtech-walker-s2/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 243275 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree B2](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-b2/): Legged robot > Quadruped; GBP 56999.99 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree G1](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-g1/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 13500 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree GO-M8010-6](https://whatro.bot/component/unitree-go-m8010-6/): Actuator > Joint module; USD 280 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree Go2](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-go2/): Legged robot > Quadruped; USD 2350 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree Go2-W](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-go2-w/): Legged robot > Quadruped; USD 13000 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree H1 / H1-2](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-h1/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 90000 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree H2](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-h2/): Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid; USD 29900 (2026-10-28) - [Unitree Robotics Unitree Z1](https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-z1/): Arm > Articulated arm; USD 13387.5 (2026-10-28) - [Universal Robots UR20](https://whatro.bot/robot/universal-robots-ur20/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [Universal Robots UR5e](https://whatro.bot/robot/universal-robots-ur5e/): Arm > Articulated arm; price on quotation - [Trossen Robotics WidowX AI](https://whatro.bot/robot/trossen-widowx-ai/): Arm > Articulated arm; EUR 18000 (2026-10-28) - [Luwu Dynamics XGO-lite3](https://whatro.bot/robot/luwu-dynamics-xgo-lite3/): Legged robot > Quadruped; USD 739 (2026-10-28) - [Luwu Dynamics XGO-mini2S](https://whatro.bot/robot/luwu-dynamics-xgo-mini2s/): Legged robot > Quadruped; USD 1599 (2026-10-28) - [WowRobo XLeRobot](https://whatro.bot/robot/wowrobo-xlerobot/): Mobile manipulator; USD 447.99 (2026-10-28) - [ZeroErr ZeroErr eRob](https://whatro.bot/component/zeroerr-erob/): Actuator > Joint module; USD 2333 (2026-10-28) ## About - [How this site works](https://whatro.bot/about/): sourcing rules, money, licence. --- # Full product records ## AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) AGIBOT A2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/agibot-a2/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: The A2 is AgiBot's full-size (169 cm) bipedal service humanoid, sold as the 40-DOF A2 Ultra with dexterous hands and the lighter 23-DOF A2 Lite. Both walk at up to 0.8 m/s and carry about 2 kg per arm; runtime is about 1.5 hours walking or 3-4.5 hours standing. It is pitched at reception, guiding, performance and research use. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Application: hospitality-retail, research-platform, entertainment; Environment: indoor; Mass: 69 kg; Payload: 2 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min; Max speed: 0.8 m/s; Height: 1690 mm; Total DOF: 40 count; SDK: ros2, other Versions: A2 Ultra (40 DOF incl. 6-DOF dexterous hands, 69 kg, Jetson AGX Orin 64G; price on request); A2 Lite (23 DOF, soft prosthetic hands, 63 kg, no high-compute board; $44,560 USD at store.agibot.com) Price: USD 44560 at AgiBot (direct, store.agibot.com), seen 2026-10-28 — A2 Lite, in stock; A2 Ultra 'Price on request' Unverified: ip_rating, hands_included Notes: Hands are included but the hand type (dexterous-hand/gripper) was not recorded. A2 is the LEGGED member of the pair asked about; AgiBot G1 (next record) is the wheeled one. Attribute values are for A2 Ultra; A2 Lite differs (63 kg, 23 DOF, 1.5 kg payload, 4 h 35 min standing). sdk from RobotShop's description of AimDK (HTTP JSON-RPC + ROS2); AgiBot's own store page names only 'TCP/IP' and AimMaster. Wikipedia also lists an A2-W wheeled variant, which does not appear on the AgiBot products page fetched today. Sources: AgiBot store A2 Ultra (2026-10-28); AgiBot store A2 Lite (2026-10-28); RobotShop blog: choosing an AgiBot humanoid (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: AgiBot (2026-10-28) ## AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) AGIBOT G1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/agibot-g1/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid (rb-2-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The G1 is AgiBot's wheeled dual-arm robot: a height-adjustable torso (130-180 cm) on a mobile chassis with two force-sensing arms, 6-DOF end effectors that can be swapped for two-finger grippers, and a Jetson AGX Orin. At 150 kg with 4+ hours of runtime it is intended for data collection, model inference and factory tasks rather than walking. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Application: general-purpose, handling, research-platform; Environment: indoor; Mass: 150 kg; Payload: 3 kg; Battery runtime: 240 min; Height: 1800 mm; Total DOF: 20 count Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, max_speed, sdk, drive_config, navigation, hands_included Notes: Hands are included but the hand type (dexterous-hand/gripper) was not recorded. G1 is the WHEELED member of the pair (A2 is legged). Price on request. The page gives 20 DOF 'excluding end-effector' in the table but '26 DOFs' in body text; 20 recorded. Height recorded as the 180 cm maximum of the 130-180 cm range. Payload is the stated '3 kg object with one arm'. The chassis 'allows in-place turning' but omnidirectional drive is not stated. AgiBot's product list also includes a G1 MAX and a newer G2 (Oct 2025). Sources: AgiBot G1 product page (2026-10-28); AgiBot products overview (2026-10-28) ## Aiper Aiper Scuba X1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/aiper-scuba-x1/ Category: Robot > Aquatic robot > AUV (rb-7-2) Availability: shipping Summary: Cordless robotic pool cleaner for in-ground pools up to about 200 m² that cleans floor, walls and waterline with two front cylindrical brushes and runs on two treads. It has a 7,800 mAh battery rated for about 3 hours, a 5 L top-load filter basket and app-based scheduling. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: pool; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: underwater; Mass: 10.9 kg; Battery runtime: 180 min; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 1199.99 at Aiper (direct, US) as reported by PCWorld (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Aiper list price at review time (April 2025); not a live store page. Price: NZD 1781.74 at PB Tech (NZ), seen 2026-10-28 — Excl. GST; normally NZ$1,970.99; limited stock. Unverified: depth_rating, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): manufacturer store price. No aiper.com page for the X1 was surfaced (only the X1 Pro Max on a regional Aiper domain). Mass converted from 24 lb (PCWorld). Treads confirmed by PCWorld ('two treads'). Same classification doubt as Beatbot (floor-driving, untethered pool cleaner -> auv). Aiper's line has since added Scuba X1 Pro and X1 Pro Max (US$1,999.99 at Ace Hardware). Sources: PCWorld review (2026-10-28); PB Tech listing (model AI004) (2026-10-28); Ace Hardware listing (Scuba X1 Pro Max, sibling) (2026-10-28) ## ANYbotics ANYmal URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/anybotics-anymal/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: ANYmal is ANYbotics' four-legged inspection robot for industrial plants, carrying a pan-tilt inspection payload with zoom, thermal camera, spotlight and ultrasonic microphone. It walks autonomous inspection routes, climbs stairs, docks to recharge, and is IP67 rated. The ANYmal D datasheet lists 50 kg mass, 10 kg payload, 1.3 m/s top speed and 90-120 minutes per battery. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: inspection-maintenance; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 50 kg; Payload: 10 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min; Max speed: 1.3 m/s; IP rating: IP67; SDK: ros1, cpp Versions: ANYmal D (current generation in the published datasheets (2022, 2024)) Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, has_arm, price Notes: Price on request. ANYmal X (Ex-certified variant) is not described on any fetched page, so it is not listed as a variant. Mission control uses a gRPC API (no matching sdk value); on-robot ROS C++ plugin interface recorded as ros/c++. Recommended walking speed 0.75 m/s; ~2 km per inspection mission; charge 3 h full, 70 % in 100 min. Datasheet mass 50 kg (55.7 kg with inspection payload). Sources: ANYmal technical specifications (PDF, 2022) (2026-10-28); ANYbotics specs US (PDF, 2024) (2026-10-28); ANYbotics ANYmal page (2026-10-28) ## Astribot (Stardust Intelligence) Astribot S1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/astribot-s1/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid (rb-2-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The Astribot S1 is a wheeled dual-arm robot with two 7-DOF arms, a 4-DOF torso and a 2-DOF head on a 3-DOF (Vx, Vy, yaw) mobile base. It is notable for arm speed: end-effector velocity above 10 m/s with a 5 kg continuous rated load per arm. It is sold to developers and enterprises; pricing is not published. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Application: general-purpose, research-platform, domestic-cleaning; Environment: indoor; Payload: 5 kg; Max speed: 1.67 m/s; Total DOF: 23 count; Drive configuration: omnidirectional Price: on quotation Unverified: mass, height, battery_runtime, release_year, sdk, price Notes: No astribot.com page could be fetched (search budget ran out before an official URL surfaced). Datasheet gives battery 1000 Wh but no runtime; AIWiki (secondary) says 4-6 h, 170 cm, and 80 kg vs 90 kg depending on source — not recorded. Availability 'shipping' rests on AIWiki's statement that limited availability began late 2025 in China; verify. AIWiki's $96,000-150,000 is an estimate, not a listed price. Sources: Astribot S1 English datasheet PDF (hosted by a reseller CMS) (2026-10-28); New Atlas: Astribot S1 launch (2026-10-28); AIWiki: Astribot S1 (2026-10-28) ## ATI Industrial Automation ATI Axia80 Force/Torque Sensor URL: https://whatro.bot/component/ati-axia80/ Category: Component > Sensor > Force-torque sensor (cp-3-3) Availability: shipping Summary: The Axia80 is ATI's compact six-axis force/torque sensor (80 mm diameter, 25.4 mm tall) with on-board electronics and EtherCAT, Ethernet or RS422 output, sold in M8, M20 and M50 calibrations. It mounts between a robot flange and tool for force-controlled assembly, polishing, hand-guiding and research. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Axes: 6 count; Mass: 0.3 kg; IP rating: IP64; Interface: ethercat, ethernet Versions: Axia80-M8 (±150 N Fxy, ±470 N Fz, ±8 Nm Txy; 0.28 kg); Axia80-M20 (±500 N Fxy, ±900 N Fz, ±20 Nm Txy/Tz; 0.3 kg (values in attributes)); Axia80-M50 (±1200 N Fxy, ±2000 N Fz, ±50 Nm Txy; 0.68 kg) Price: on quotation Unverified: price, voltage, flange_standard, release_year Notes: Quotation only at ATI Industrial Automation (direct) (https://ati.novanta.com/product/axia80-force-torque-sensor-kit/). RS422 option exists but is outside the allowed interface vocabulary. IP64 is the interface-plate rating. Sources: ATI Axia80 F/T Sensor Kit page (2026-10-28); ATI Force/Torque Sensors overview (2026-10-28) ## ATI Industrial Automation ATI QC-11 Tool Changer URL: https://whatro.bot/component/ati-qc-11/ Category: Component > End-effector > Tool changer (cp-1-4) Availability: shipping Summary: The QC-11 is a compact pneumatic robotic tool changer sized for collaborative arms, with a 16 kg suggested payload, 0.01 mm repeatability and a fail-safe locking mechanism that tolerates 1.5 mm plate separation. One flat accepts optional electrical pass-through modules (EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, PROFINET or discrete signals), and interface plates adapt it to different robot bolt patterns. Attributes: Segment: professional; Actuation: pneumatic; Payload: 16 kg; Mass: 0.245 kg; Interface: pneumatic Price: on quotation Unverified: price, flange_standard, release_year Notes: Quotation only at ATI Industrial Automation (direct) (https://ati.novanta.com/product/qc-11/). Mass 0.245 kg coupled (master 0.163 kg, tool 0.0816 kg). Locking force 1,100 N at 5.5 bar. Search-result titles from 2019 mention UR certification of the QC-11, not verified by fetch. Sources: ATI QC-11 product page (2026-10-28) ## AUBO Robotics AUBO i5 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/aubo-i5/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The AUBO i5 is the 5 kg member of AUBO Robotics' i-series of six-axis cobots (3–20 kg), with an 886.5 mm reach and an IP54 arm. It uses a separate control box with Ethernet and Modbus interfaces and is widely used in education and light industrial cells. Attributes: Segment: professional, education; Application: handling, machine-tending, assembly, education; Environment: indoor; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP54; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 886.5 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: i3 (3 kg, 625 mm); i5 (5 kg, 886.5 mm); i7 (7 kg, 786.5 mm); i10 (10 kg, 1350 mm); i12 (12 kg, 1250 mm); i16 (16 kg, 967.5 mm); i20 (20 kg, 1650 mm) Price: EUR 18600 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — arm only, excl. VAT Unverified: mass, repeatability, collaborative, sdk, release_year, mounting Notes: No official AUBO page fetched. The two resellers disagree on mass (23.3 kg Knoxlabs vs 24 kg Unchained) and repeatability (±0.02 mm Knoxlabs/Unchained overview vs 0.05 mm Unchained table), so both fields are left unverified. Product link is the manufacturer domain. Sources: Knoxlabs AUBO i-series (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics AUBO i5 (2026-10-28) ## Beatbot Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/beatbot-aquasense-2-pro/ Category: Robot > Aquatic robot > AUV (rb-7-2) Availability: discontinued Summary: Cordless '5-in-1' robotic pool cleaner that cleans the floor, walls, waterline and water surface and can also dispense clarifier, for pools up to 360 m². It maps the pool with ultrasonic sensors (22 sensors in total), runs up to 11 hours of surface cleaning on a 13,400 mAh battery and works at depths of 0.5–3 m. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: pool; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: underwater; Mass: 11.38 kg; Battery runtime: 660 min; Depth rating: 3 m; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 2299 at Beatbot (direct, US) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Sold out; page says 'AquaSense 2 Pro is no longer available' and points to AquaSense 2 Ultra. Price: EUR 1899 at Beatbot (direct, EU) (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — Was €2,699; 'Add to cart / Reserve now' shown, so still purchasable in the EU. Unverified: release_year, max_speed Notes: Unverified (free text): wheels_or_tracks. Classification doubt: it is an untethered, battery-powered pool cleaner that drives on the pool floor and walls and also floats on the surface — 'auv' is the closest aquatic_mode but it is not a free-swimming vehicle. Tracks are per the caller's instruction; the fetched page does not state tracks vs wheels. battery_runtime = 11 h surface mode (floor-cleaning runtime not stated). US: discontinued in favour of AquaSense 2 Ultra; EU still sells it. Sources: Beatbot US product page (2026-10-28); Beatbot EU product page (2026-10-28) ## Pudu Robotics BellaBot URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/pudu-bellabot/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: BellaBot is a wheeled tray-delivery robot with a cat-themed face, used in restaurants and hospitality venues to carry dishes between kitchen and tables. It navigates with laser and visual SLAM plus marker positioning, carries up to 40 kg over four trays and runs a full shift on one charge. A newer BellaBot Pro adds more sensors and a large advertising screen. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: hospitality-retail, delivery; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Payload: 40 kg; Battery runtime: 600 min; Max speed: 1.2 m/s; Navigation: slam Versions: BellaBot; BellaBot Pro (newer model: 55 kg, 11 h runtime, 3x RGBD + lidar, 18.5-inch ad screen) Price: USD 14500 at RobotLAB (US), seen 2026-10-28 — listed as a starting price Price: AUD 21414.83 at PB Tech (AU), seen 2026-10-28 Unverified: mass, release_year, sdk, drive_config Notes: pudurobotics.com product page was blocked, so specs come from resellers. Mass is contradictory: RobotLAB lists "66 lbs" (~30 kg) while RobotShop lists 55 kg for the Pro; left unverified. Runtime: RobotLAB says 10-12 h, PB Tech says 12-24 h; 600 min is the lower bound. Dimensions 565 x 537 x 1290 mm; 4 trays (38.5 x 27.5 x 11.5 cm each) per RobotLAB; charging 4-5 h. Sources: RobotLAB BellaBot store page (2026-10-28); PB Tech BellaBot page (2026-10-28); RobotShop BellaBot Pro page (2026-10-28); Pudu news (company facts) (2026-10-28) ## Petoi Bittle X URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/petoi-bittle-x/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Bittle X is a palm-sized quadruped kit with nine servo joints (two per leg plus a neck) driven by an ESP32-based BiBoard with built-in voice control. It runs the OpenCat framework and can be programmed with block coding, Python or C++ in the Arduino IDE, and an optional gripper arm (V2+Arm) is sold. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Application: education, entertainment, research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Payload: 0.45 kg; Battery runtime: 60 min; SDK: python, cpp; Open source: software; Has arm: true Versions: Bittle X V2 (lite servos) (construction kit or pre-assembled); Bittle X V2 (alloy servos) (construction kit or pre-assembled); Bittle X V2+Arm (adds a gripper arm; alloy servos only) Price: USD 319 at Petoi (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — single displayed price; six package options; page showed Sold out at capture Price: USD 279 at Petoi (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — 'Bittle X with Voice Control' from-price on the model overview page Price: USD 339 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Bittle X V2 lite servo pre-assembled; 2 units left Unverified: mass, max_speed, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): open_source hardware. Dimensions 200x110x110 mm. Weight 265–290 g is given for the Bittle STEM kit on the overview page, not specifically for Bittle X, so mass is left out. Payload "up to 1 lb" recorded as 0.45 kg. The product page quotes a safe speed "about 40 mm/s (2 body lengths per second)", which is internally inconsistent, so max_speed is omitted. Manufacturer markets it as open source (OpenCat ESP32 on GitHub); hardware licence not verified. Petoi also lists "Bittle Robot Dog (Final Stock)" — the original Bittle seems to be being phased out in favour of Bittle X. Sources: Bittle X product page (2026-10-28); Petoi Bittle model overview (2026-10-28); RobotShop Bittle X V2 pre-assembled (2026-10-28) ## Blue Robotics BlueROV2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/blue-robotics-bluerov2/ Category: Robot > Aquatic robot > ROV (rb-7-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Configurable tethered ROV kit built from Blue Robotics' own thrusters and enclosures, shipped partly assembled (6–8 hours of hand-tool assembly) and run by a Raspberry Pi 4 with the open-source BlueOS and ArduSub firmware. Depth rating is 100 m with acrylic or 300 m with aluminium tubes; the Heavy upgrade adds two thrusters for six-DOF control. Attributes: Segment: research, professional, education; Application: research-platform, inspection-maintenance; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: underwater; Mass: 11.5 kg; Payload: 1.4 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Depth rating: 300 m; Open source: software; SDK: python, ros2 Versions: BlueROV2 (6 thrusters, acrylic (100 m) or aluminium (300 m) tubes); BlueROV2 Heavy Configuration (8 thrusters, added buoyancy) Price: USD 4900 at Blue Robotics (direct) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — From price, base configuration; options (Heavy, tether, lights, sonar) extra; US tariff surcharge applies. In stock. Unverified: release_year, sdk Notes: Unverified (free text): hardware open-source status. Not a `is_kit` product: fixed design sold as a partially assembled kit. Mass 11–12 kg with ballast and battery (9–10 kg without). Depth 300 m recorded (aluminium); acrylic 100 m. Runtime ~2 h normal / ~4 h light use. Open source: page describes BlueOS, Cockpit and ArduSub as open-source software; hardware is not described as open source (CAD and drawings are provided). sdk entries are an inference from ArduSub/BlueOS (MAVLink/ROS tooling) and were not confirmed on the fetched page — treat as unverified. Sources: BlueROV2 store page (2026-10-28) ## Booster Robotics Booster T1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/booster-robotics-t1/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: discontinued; first sold 2024 Summary: The T1 is a 1.2 m, about 30 kg child-size humanoid built as a development platform and RoboCup competitor. The standard 23-DOF unit has no hands; gripper and dexterous-hand configurations raise it to 31 or 41 DOF. It runs an Intel i7 plus Jetson AGX Orin and ships with ROS 2 interfaces and simulation support. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform, education, entertainment; Environment: indoor; Mass: 30 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Max speed: 0.5 m/s; Height: 1200 mm; Total DOF: 23 count; Hands included: none; SDK: ros2 Versions: T1 Standard (23 DOF, 4-DOF arms, no end effectors); T1 Grippers (31 DOF, EG2-4C2 grippers); T1 Dexterous Hands (41 DOF, 7-DOF arms with RH56DFX hands) Price: EUR 39000 at Generation Robots (EU reseller) (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — List price incl. VAT (page shows a used demo unit discounted to €31,200 incl. VAT) Unverified: payload Notes: No Booster-published price was found; AIWiki quotes $29,800-33,949 without citation (not recorded). RobotShop EU states 'The T1 model has been discontinued in preparation for the upcoming T2 model launch, expected in September' while RobotShop CA still lists it 'On Demand' at $48,571.43 (currency not labelled on page; not recorded). Availability set to discontinued on the EU statement; T2 should be researched as the successor. The official booster.tech product page was not reached (search budget exhausted). Max speed is '>0.5 m/s'. Sources: RobotShop EU Booster T1 Standard (2026-10-28); RobotShop CA Booster T1 Standard (2026-10-28); Generation Robots Booster T1 (2026-10-28); AIWiki: Booster Robotics (2026-10-28) ## Booster Robotics Booster T2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/booster-robotics-t2/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Booster T2 is a 1.4 m, roughly 42 kg research humanoid with 31 degrees of freedom (six per leg, seven per arm, three in the waist, two in the head) that succeeds the T1. It walks at up to 3 m/s, carries up to 10 kg across both arms and runs about two hours per charge, with binocular head and waist cameras, optional lidar and a choice of standard, gripper or dexterous-hand end effectors. The Edu and Pro editions differ mainly in onboard compute. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform, entertainment; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 42 kg; Payload: 10 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Max speed: 3 m/s; Height: 1400 mm; Total DOF: 31 count Versions: T2 Edu (ARM compute, 375 TOPS; Standard / Gripper / Dex-Hand end effectors); T2 Pro (Jetson Thor T5000; Standard / Gripper / Dex-Hand / High-DoF tactile hand) Price: USD 32999 at Maverick Drone (authorized Booster dealer) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — T2 Edu base; Edu Gripper 42,999; Edu Dex-Hand 48,999; T2 Pro 37,999; Pro Gripper 48,999; Pro Dex-Hand 54,999; Pro High-DoF Tactile Hand 118,999. Lead times on request. Unverified: release_year, hands_included, sdk, ip_rating Notes: Unverified (free text): manufacturer price. Dealer page only (booster.tech not fetched; OpenELAB T2-vs-T1 blog returned an error). hands_included depends on configuration (Standard vs Gripper vs Dex-Hand), so it is omitted. Dealer page mentions 'secondary development', large-model support and Booster Studio but names no SDK language. Battery 48 V 10 Ah, 'about 2 hours of continuous walking'; peak joint torque 140 N·m. Dealer page is internally inconsistent on weight (42 kg in specs vs '125 lbs' in a quick facts box) — spec-table value used. Page title says 'T2 is now available', so availability is shipping. Sources: Maverick Drone Booster T2 listing (2026-10-28) ## CHASING CHASING M2 PRO URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/chasing-m2-pro/ Category: Robot > Aquatic robot > ROV (rb-7-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Light-industrial tethered ROV rated to 150 m with eight vectored thrusters, a 4K camera and a 300 Wh swappable battery giving up to 4–5 hours of operation (or continuous running from an optional shore power supply). It accepts a range of professional accessories such as grabber arms, sonar, USBL positioning and auxiliary cameras. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: inspection-maintenance, search-rescue, research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: underwater; Mass: 5.7 kg; Payload: 3.9 kg; Battery runtime: 240 min; Depth rating: 150 m; SDK: proprietary Price: AUD 5995 at Core Electronics (AU), seen 2026-10-28 — 200 m tether version, incl. GST (A$5,450 ex GST); out of stock. Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): manufacturer price. Runtime: manufacturer page says up to 4 h, reseller says up to 5 h — 240 min recorded. Payload 3.9 kg forward (3.2 kg upward, 3.0 kg sideways). Max speed 3 knots per reseller. ROV 480x267x165 mm. Grabber arm is an optional accessory. Chasing has since released the M2 PRO MAX (seen in listings, not researched). Sources: CHASING M2 PRO specs (manufacturer) (2026-10-28); Core Electronics listing (2026-10-28) ## FANUC CRX-10iA URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/fanuc-crx-10ia/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The CRX-10iA is the mid-size model of FANUC's CRX collaborative robot series, with a 10 kg payload, 1249 mm reach and IP67 arm, driven by the R-30iB Plus controller. The series spans 3 kg to 30 kg payloads and uses contact-stop sensing to run without fences. CRX arms target machine tending, handling and similar factory tasks. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, machine-tending, palletizing, welding; Environment: indoor; Mass: 40 kg; Payload: 10 kg; IP rating: IP67; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 1249 mm; Repeatability: 0.04 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, wall, ceiling Versions: CRX-3iA (3 kg, 692 mm, ±0.02 mm); CRX-5iA (5 kg, 994 mm, ±0.03 mm); CRX-10iA (10 kg, 1249 mm, ±0.04 mm, 40 kg); CRX-10iA/L (10 kg, 1418 mm, ±0.05 mm, 39 kg); CRX-20iA/L (20 kg; reach not shown on fetched page); CRX-30iA (30 kg, 1756 mm (30 kg mode) / 1889 mm (25 kg mode), ±0.05 mm) Price: on quotation Unverified: collaborative, release_year, sdk Notes: Unverified (free text): CRX-20iA/L reach. Fetched FANUC pages do not name ISO 10218-1 / TS 15066, so `collaborative` left unset. FANUC America page lists mounting 'floor, angle, inverted' -> floor/wall/ceiling. Repeatability shown as '± 0.04' without unit on the US page; mm assumed per Japan page. FANUC Japan page also lists CRX-10iA/L Paint, CRX Food-Grade and CR-35iB. Applications are editor's mapping. Sources: FANUC America CRX-10iA (2026-10-28); FANUC Japan collaborative robot lineup (2026-10-28); FANUC America CRX-10iA/L (2026-10-28) ## Elite Robots CS66 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/elite-robots-cs66/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The CS66 is a six-axis collaborative arm in Elite Robots' CS series with a 6 kg payload, 914 mm reach and an IP65 arm (IP68 upgradable), controlled from a 12.1-inch teach pendant with Modbus, EtherNet/IP, PROFINET and OPC UA connectivity. It is certified to EN ISO 13849-1 PL d Cat 3 and EN ISO 10218-1. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, machine-tending, assembly; Collaborative: true; Environment: indoor; Mass: 20 kg; Payload: 6 kg; IP rating: IP65; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 914 mm; Repeatability: 0.03 mm; Arm count: 1 count Price: EUR 19160 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT; range to EUR 21,076 by configuration Unverified: release_year, sdk, mounting Notes: Arm mass 20 kg per datasheet; reseller lists 22 kg. Datasheet lists two unlabeled 'recommended/max reach' pairs (1635/1828 and 1661.4/1889.7 mm) alongside 'Radius 914 mm' — 914 mm recorded as reach. Product link is the manufacturer domain (official product page not fetched). Sources: Elite Robots CS66 datasheet (hosted by Neobotix) (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics CS66 (2026-10-28) ## Xiaomi CyberDog 2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/xiaomi-cyberdog-2/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: other; first sold 2023 Summary: CyberDog 2 is Xiaomi's second consumer quadruped, a Doberman-sized 8.9 kg robot with 12 actuated joints, 19 sensors including a depth camera and microphones, and voice and gesture control. It runs Ubuntu and ROS 2 and was positioned as a developer-friendly pet robot. It launched in China in August 2023 at CNY 12,999, with no global release announced. Attributes: Segment: consumer, hobby; Application: companionship, entertainment, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 8.9 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min; Max speed: 1.6 m/s; SDK: ros2 Price: CNY 12999 at Xiaomi (China launch price, per New Atlas) (CN), seen 2026-10-28 — 2023 launch price reported by press, not a live store listing; current availability unverified Unverified: availability, open_source, payload Notes: availability as researched: None. Could not confirm whether CyberDog 2 is still on sale in 2026: TechCrunch (Feb 2024) said it could be bought online for about USD 3,000, and Xiaomi exhibited it in Brazil in June 2025, but no Xiaomi store page was fetched and the search budget ran out. Availability therefore left unset rather than marked discontinued. Sales officially limited to China (TechNode). New Atlas says Xiaomi made it "as open-source as possible", but no licence or official statement was fetched, so open_source is omitted. Weilan AlphaDog: only 2020-2021 press coverage surfaced, no current store or product page, so it is not recorded. Sources: New Atlas: Xiaomi CyberDog 2 (2026-10-28); TechNode: Xiaomi releases CyberDog 2 (2026-10-28); TechCrunch: CyberDog 2 costs $3,000 (2026-10-28); Olhar Digital: CyberDog 2 shown in Brazil (June 2025) (2026-10-28) ## Intuitive da Vinci 5 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/intuitive-da-vinci-5/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: da Vinci 5 is Intuitive's fifth-generation multiport surgical robot, cleared by the FDA in March 2024 and CE-marked in 2025. A surgeon operates it from a console; it adds force feedback instruments, integrated insufflation and electrosurgical units, a new 3D imaging system and far more onboard computing than the da Vinci Xi. It is sold to hospitals and surgical centres, not to individuals, and pricing is on request. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: surgery; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Arm count: 4 count Price: on quotation Unverified: arm_count, mass, price Notes: Unverified (free text): official product URL. arm_count 4 is from the task brief; neither fetched page states the number of arms (both say only 'multiport'). Price not published; no list price found on any fetched page. Availability: press release says first shipments went to a small number of US customers from March 2024 with broader launch later; Fierce Biotech reports 362 da Vinci 5 systems placed in calendar 2024 and CE Mark for adult and paediatric urology, gynaecology and general laparoscopic surgery. Force Feedback instruments not cleared for paediatric or cardiac procedures. links.product URL from the group C pass (intuitive.com blocks fetching). Sources: Intuitive press release: FDA clearance of da Vinci 5 (2024-03-14) (2026-10-28); Fierce Biotech: da Vinci 5 CE Mark (2025-07-02) (2026-10-28) ## DEEP Robotics DEEP Robotics Lite3 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/deep-robotics-lite3/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2023 Summary: The Lite3 is DEEP Robotics' small education and research quadruped, about 12 kg with a 5 kg walking payload and 1.5-2 hours of runtime. The Pro tier adds an NVIDIA Jetson computer and depth camera for perception work. It is controlled from an Android app and offers a motion control SDK and API for secondary development. Attributes: Segment: education, research; Application: research-platform, education; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 12 kg; Payload: 5 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min; Max speed: 2.5 m/s; SDK: proprietary Versions: Lite3 (Basic) (obstacle auto-stop and person tracking); Lite3 Pro (adds Jetson Xavier NX, depth camera and forward obstacle avoidance; 12.7 kg, 4 kg payload) Price: on quotation Unverified: ip_rating, price Notes: Price on request (DEEP Robotics 'Contact Sales'; RobotShop lists no price). Max speed 2.5 m/s is from the RobotShop Lite3 Pro page; the official page does not state speed. Official page says 12 kg / 5 kg payload; RobotShop Pro page says 12.7 kg / 4 kg. Reseller listings also name 'Lite3 Lidar' and 'Lite3 Venture' tiers, not confirmed on a fetched page. ROS is not mentioned by either source. Sources: DEEP Robotics Lite3 product page (2026-10-28); RobotShop Lite3 Pro (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Deep Robotics (2026-10-28) ## DEEP Robotics DEEP Robotics X30 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/deep-robotics-x30/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2023 Summary: The X30 is DEEP Robotics' industrial quadruped for inspection, security and surveying: 56-59 kg, IP67, rated from -20 to 55 °C, with a swappable battery giving 2.5-4 hours and about 10 km of range. It climbs 45° stairs and 20 cm steps. The Pro version adds more payload interfaces and power outputs. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: inspection-maintenance, security, search-rescue; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: outdoor, indoor, hazardous; Mass: 56 kg; Payload: 20 kg; Battery runtime: 150 min; Max speed: 4 m/s; IP rating: IP67 Versions: X30 ($94,999 at Maverick Drone); X30 Pro (59 kg, more interfaces (USB, Ethernet, WiFi, 5/12/24 V out); €95,000 excl. VAT at Generation Robots) Price: EUR 95000 at Generation Robots (EU reseller) (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — X30 Pro, excl. VAT (€114,000 incl.); delivery 6-9 weeks Price: USD 94999 at Maverick Drone (US reseller) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — X30 base; X30 Pro $99,000; special order Unverified: sdk, dof_total Notes: Payload 20 kg is from the Generation Robots page; the official page does not state payload. Runtime 2.5-4 h recorded as 150 min (lower bound). Sources: DEEP Robotics X30 product page (2026-10-28); Generation Robots X30 (2026-10-28); Maverick Drone X30 Pro (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Deep Robotics (2026-10-28) ## Agility Robotics Digit URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/agility-digit/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: announced Summary: Digit is Agility Robotics' bipedal humanoid built for tote and case handling in warehouses and factories; it is sold to enterprise operators, not individuals. The fifth generation, Digit 5, stands 1.81 m, weighs 129 kg, lifts up to 22.7 kg repeatedly and runs about 90 minutes per charge with a roughly nine-minute recharge. Agility plans early access in the first half of 2027. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: warehouse-logistics, handling; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Height: 1810 mm; Mass: 129 kg; Payload: 22.7 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min Versions: Digit 5 (unveiled 15 Sep 2026; early access H1 2027, general availability by end of 2027) Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, max_speed, dof_total, hands_included, sdk Notes: agilityrobotics.com was not reachable via search results, so facts come from trade press on the Digit 5 launch. Availability recorded as "announced" for Digit 5; earlier Digit generations are already deployed with customers (not verified here). No price published; sold B2B only, so no offers. Sources: Robotics & Automation News: Agility unveils Digit 5 (2026-10-28); Interesting Engineering: Digit 5 (2026-10-28); Komo directory: Agility offices (2026-10-28) ## KEENON Robotics DINERBOT T10 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/keenon-dinerbot-t10/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2023 Summary: DINERBOT T10 is KEENON's restaurant delivery robot with open trays, a movable head for voice and expression interaction and a 23.8-inch advertising screen. It navigates with four stereo vision sensors and VSLAM, carries 40 kg, and supports multi-robot dispatching with other KEENON models. It was unveiled at the World Robot Conference in Beijing in August 2023. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: hospitality-retail, delivery; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 58 kg; Payload: 40 kg; Battery runtime: 540 min; Max speed: 1 m/s; Navigation: slam Price: USD 19600 at Knoxlabs (US), seen 2026-10-28 Unverified: sdk, drive_config Notes: Runtime stated as 9-12.5 h; 540 min is the lower bound. Dimensions 48.6 x 55.5 x 139.9 cm, charging 5.5 h (15-100 %), max slope 5°, min passage 59 cm. KEENON gives no price (quote form). Sources: KEENON DINERBOT T10 product page (2026-10-28); Knoxlabs T10 listing (2026-10-28); KEENON press release WRC 2023 (2026-10-28) ## DJI DJI Agras T50 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-agras-t50/ Category: Robot > Aerial robot > Multirotor (rb-6-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Large agricultural multirotor for crop spraying and spreading: 40 L spray tank (40 kg payload, 16 L/min dual atomising nozzles, 4–11 m swath) or a 75 L spreader hopper with 50 kg capacity. It uses a coaxial twin-rotor layout, front and rear phased-array radars and binocular vision for terrain following and obstacle avoidance, and flies from a 30,000 mAh battery. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: agriculture; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: outdoor, airborne; Mass: 52 kg; Payload: 50 kg; Max take-off weight: 103 kg; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 17999 at Maverick Drone Systems (MSRP, quote only) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — MSRP stated for aircraft + remote controller + battery cooling kit; dealer cannot post price, quote required. DJI page: availability varies by country. Unverified: flight_time, max_speed, ip_rating, release_year Notes: max_takeoff_weight 103 kg is the spreading figure (spraying: 92 kg). Mass 52 kg with battery (39.9 kg without). Payload 50 kg = spreading; spraying payload 40 kg. Battery DB1560 30,000 mAh, 52.22 V. Hover time with full load not found. The T70 was not researched. Sources: DJI Agras T50 product page (2026-10-28); Coptrz DJI Agras T50 spec sheet (PDF) (2026-10-28); Maverick Drone T50 listing (2026-10-28) ## DJI DJI Matrice 4 Series URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-matrice-4/ Category: Robot > Aerial robot > Multirotor (rb-6-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Compact enterprise drone series with a multi-sensor gimbal (wide, medium tele, tele and a 1,800 m laser rangefinder; the 4T adds a thermal camera) and omnidirectional vision obstacle sensing. With a 1.2 kg takeoff weight and 49 min flight time it is aimed at mapping, inspection and public-safety users rather than consumers. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: inspection-qc, inspection-maintenance, search-rescue, security; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: outdoor, airborne; Mass: 1.219 kg; Payload: 0.2 kg; Max take-off weight: 1.43 kg; Flight time: 49 min; IP rating: IP55; SDK: proprietary Versions: Matrice 4E (wide (20 MP 4/3 mechanical shutter) + medium tele + tele + laser rangefinder; mapping/survey); Matrice 4T (adds thermal camera and NIR auxiliary light; public safety/inspection); Matrice 4D / 4TD (IP55 dock-ready versions mentioned by Heliguy; not researched) Price: USD 5189 at Drone Nerds (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Matrice 4E with RC Plus 2 combo; in stock. Price: GBP 3940 at Heliguy (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — Matrice 4E; Matrice 4T £5,910. Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): DJI enterprise page. No enterprise.dji.com page was surfaced; specs come from two authorised dealers. IP55 and 21 m/s max speed from Drone Nerds; Heliguy did not state them. sdk: DJI offers Mobile/ Payload SDKs for enterprise aircraft but this was not confirmed on a fetched page, so only 'proprietary' is recorded. Sources: Heliguy Matrice 4 Series (2026-10-28); Drone Nerds Matrice 4E (2026-10-28) ## DJI DJI Mavic 4 Pro URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-mavic-4-pro/ Category: Robot > Aerial robot > Multirotor (rb-6-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: DJI's flagship prosumer camera drone, launched 13 May 2025, carrying a rotating triple-camera gimbal with a 100 MP 4/3-inch Hasselblad main sensor plus 48 MP and 50 MP telephoto cameras. It flies up to 51 minutes on a 95.3 Wh battery, uses omnidirectional vision plus forward lidar for obstacle sensing, and O4+ transmission up to 30 km (FCC). Attributes: Segment: consumer, professional; Application: entertainment, inspection-qc; Autonomy: assisted; Environment: outdoor, airborne; Mass: 1.063 kg; Flight time: 51 min; SDK: proprietary Versions: Mavic 4 Pro (DJI RC 2); Fly More Combo; 512GB Creator Combo Price: GBP 1879 at DJI (UK list price, reported by TechRadar) (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — Base kit with DJI RC 2; Fly More £2,459; Creator Combo £3,209. US price 'TBC' — DJI had not confirmed US availability. Unverified: max_takeoff_weight Notes: Unverified (free text): DJI store price; US availability. dji.com specs page blocked by robots.txt; specs taken from a Canadian DJI dealer's copy of the spec sheet. Battery 6,654 mAh / 95.3 Wh. EU Fly More Combo seen at €2,769 (Slovak retailer via Notebookcheck). MediaMarkt NL lists it in stock without a visible price. Sources: DrDrone.ca technical specifications (mirror of DJI specs) (2026-10-28); TechRadar review (2026-10-28); Notebookcheck launch pricing (2026-10-28); MediaMarkt NL listing (2026-10-28) ## DJI DJI Mini 4 Pro URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dji-mini-4-pro/ Category: Robot > Aerial robot > Multirotor (rb-6-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Sub-249 g folding camera drone with a 1/1.3-inch 48 MP sensor, omnidirectional binocular obstacle sensing and O4 video transmission (20 km FCC). The standard battery gives 34 min of flight; an optional Battery Plus extends this to 45 min but pushes the drone over the 249 g registration threshold and is not sold in Europe. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: entertainment; Autonomy: assisted; Environment: outdoor, airborne; Mass: 0.249 kg; Flight time: 34 min; SDK: proprietary Price: GBP 869 at Jessops (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — Mini 4 Pro with DJI RC 2; in stock. Unverified: release_year, max_takeoff_weight Notes: Unverified (free text): DJI store price. Mass is '< 249 g' takeoff weight with standard battery. Battery 2,590 mAh (Plus: 3,850 mAh). DJI's own store page was not surfaced; Best Buy and Adorama US listings show the Mini 4 Pro bundles as 'no longer available', so US availability may be constrained — editor should check. Software updates guaranteed by DJI until 2026-12-31. Sources: DJI Mini 4 Pro specs (2026-10-28); Jessops listing (2026-10-28); Best Buy listing (Fly More Combo Plus) (2026-10-28); Adorama listing (2026-10-28) ## Dnsys Dnsys X1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dnsys-x1/ Category: Robot > Wearable robot > Exoskeleton (rb-8-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Dnsys X1 is a battery-powered hip exoskeleton for consumers: a 1.6 kg belt-mounted unit with a motor at each hip and thigh straps that assists hip flexion when walking, hiking or climbing, with Eco, Sport and Boost modes selected from a Bluetooth phone app. Swappable 14.4 V batteries give roughly one to two hours of use per pack, and it is sold in Lite, Carbon and Carbon Pro versions. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: care-assistance, entertainment; Autonomy: assisted; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 1.6 kg; Body region: lower-limb Versions: X1 Lite (non-carbon entry model); X1 Carbon (carbon-fibre frame); X1 Carbon Pro (top model) Price: USD 1299 at Dnsys (direct), as reported by Wareable, seen 2026-10-28 — X1 Carbon USD 1,299; Lite from USD 999; Pro up to USD 1,999 — prices quoted in a review, not read from the store page; review undated Price: USD 1899 at Dnsys (direct), as reported by Notebookcheck, seen 2026-10-28 — X1 Carbon Pro regular price (USD 1,499 on Black Friday 2025 sale); article 2025-11-20 Unverified: release_year, battery_runtime, ip_rating Notes: Unverified (free text): store price (dnsys.ai / Amazon not fetched). No Dnsys store or Amazon page could be fetched; all prices are as quoted by reviews and should be re-checked against dnsys.ai before publishing. Specs from reviews: 900 W / 1.2 hp motors, 2,400 mAh 14.4 V Li-ion battery, 'up to 20 km per battery', about 70 min observed in Sport mode, 2 h charge; 1.6 kg exoskeleton (2.09 kg fully kitted). No manufacturer runtime figure in minutes, so battery_runtime is omitted. `application`: a consumer mobility/hiking aid does not map cleanly onto the allowed vocabulary; care-assistance and entertainment (recreational hiking) are the nearest — editor may prefer to leave application empty. Supersedes the placeholder in group_d_consumer.yml. Sources: Wareable Dnsys X1 review (2026-10-28); Notebookcheck X1 Carbon Pro hands-on (2025-11-20) (2026-10-28); Dnsys CES 2026 press release (PR Newswire via Webull) (2026-10-28) ## Dobot DOBOT CR5A URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-cr5a/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2023 Summary: The CR5A is the 5 kg model of Dobot's CRA cobot series, launched at Automate in May 2023 with seven sizes from 3 kg to 20 kg payload and 620–1700 mm working radius. It has fast-acting electromagnetic brakes, virtual boundaries and optional SafeSkin non-contact collision avoidance. The CRAF sub-series adds a flange force/torque sensor for compliant tasks. Attributes: Segment: professional, education; Application: handling, machine-tending, assembly, education; Environment: indoor; Mass: 25 kg; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP54; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 900 mm; Repeatability: 0.02 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, table, wall, ceiling Versions: CR3A; CR5A (5 kg, 900 mm); CR7A; CR10A (10 kg, 1300 mm (CR10AF figures)); CR12A; CR16A; CR20A (20 kg, 1700 mm (CR20AF figures)); CR5AF / CR10AF / CR20AF (force-control variants with 6-axis flange F/T sensor) Price: EUR 14600 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT; range to EUR 17,700 by configuration Unverified: collaborative, sdk Notes: Unverified (free text): arm IP (reseller page shows both IP54 and IP68). The requested 'CR5 or CRA5': the current line is the CRA series, model name CR5A. Reseller page is inconsistent on IP (IP54 arm vs 'IP68' version field); IP54 recorded. No official Dobot CR5A product page fetched. No safety standard named. Sources: Dobot news: CRA series launch (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics CR5A (2026-10-28); automate.org DOBOT CRAF series (2026-10-28) ## Dobot DOBOT M1 Pro URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-m1-pro/ Category: Robot > Arm > SCARA arm (rb-1-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The M1 Pro is a four-axis SCARA arm with a 400 mm working radius, 1.5 kg payload and a 240 mm vertical stroke, with collision detection for use near people. It is programmed through DobotStudio Pro (graphical, Blockly, Lua) and a Python/C++/ROS SDK, and is positioned for light assembly, sorting and teaching labs. Attributes: Segment: education, professional; Application: handling, assembly, education; Environment: indoor; Mass: 15.7 kg; Payload: 1.5 kg; IP rating: IP20; SDK: python, ros1, cpp; Axes: 4 count; Reach: 400 mm; Repeatability: 0.02 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Price: GBP 4614.46 at RobotShop (UK) (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. VAT; on demand (not stocked) Unverified: release_year, collaborative Notes: IP20 from truncated FAQ on Dobot page. J3 range 5–245 mm (vertical). Communication TCP/IP, Modbus TCP/RTU. Sources: Dobot M1 Pro product page (2026-10-28); RobotShop UK M1 Pro (2026-10-28); automate.org DOBOT M1 Pro (2026-10-28) ## Dobot DOBOT MG400 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-mg400/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The MG400 is a compact four-axis desktop arm with a 190 mm square footprint, 440 mm working radius and 500 g payload (750 g maximum), with the controller built into the base. It is programmed by drag-to-teach, Blockly-style graphics or Lua in DobotStudio Pro, and offers a TCP/IP SDK for Python, C++, C#, Java, ROS and MATLAB. It is aimed at education, light automation and small-batch work. Attributes: Segment: education, professional, hobby; Application: education, handling, research-platform; Environment: indoor; Mass: 8 kg; Payload: 0.5 kg; IP rating: IP20; SDK: python, ros1, cpp; Axes: 4 count; Reach: 440 mm; Repeatability: 0.05 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Price: USD 3495 at Pololu (US), seen 2026-10-28 — backorder allowed Unverified: release_year, collaborative Notes: Kinematics: per task brief this is a parallelogram-link articulated arm (J2/J3 on a linked forearm, 4 axes, not a SCARA); the Dobot page does not describe the structure, so arm_kinematics=articulated is from the brief. IP20 comes from a truncated FAQ answer on the Dobot page ('The MG400 is IP20 rated...'). Power 150 W, 48 V rated. Sources: Dobot MG400 product page (2026-10-28); Pololu MG400 (2026-10-28) ## Dreame Dreame X50 Ultra URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dreame-x50-ultra/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Dreame's flagship robot vacuum and mop, notable for a retracting lidar turret (VersaLift) that lowers the body to 89 mm under furniture and a ProLeap leg system that lets it climb thresholds of up to 6 cm in two steps. It pairs 20,000 Pa suction with a base station that washes mops with hot water, dries them and empties the dustbin. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4.53 kg; Battery runtime: 220 min; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Versions: X50 Ultra; X50 Ultra Complete (adds extra consumables bundle) Price: USD 999.99 at Dreame (direct, US) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Sale price, list US$1,599.99; Complete variant US$1,099.99. Unverified: release_year Notes: Specs: 20,000 Pa; 6,400 mAh; up to 220 min quiet mode; robot 350x350x89 mm (111 mm with sensor raised), 4.53 kg; obstacle climbing 60 mm (two-step) / 42 mm single. Page gives no launch date (ProLeap system launched Q4 2024). Sources: Dreame X50 Ultra product page (2026-10-28) ## ROBOTIS DYNAMIXEL XL330-M288-T URL: https://whatro.bot/component/robotis-dynamixel-xl330-m288-t/ Category: Component > Actuator > Servo (cp-2-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The XL330-M288-T is ROBOTIS's smallest DYNAMIXEL smart servo: an 18 g cored-motor unit with a 288.4:1 gearbox, 12-bit absolute encoder, Cortex-M0+ controller and half-duplex TTL bus running from 3.7–6 V. It is used in small educational robots and low-cost research manipulators where a daisy-chained, position/velocity/current-controllable joint is needed. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Stall torque: 0.52 Nm; Gear ratio: 288.4 ratio; Bus: ttl; Voltage: 5 V; Mass: 0.018 kg Price: EUR 112.3 at OpenELAB (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. VAT, sale price; ships from China 5–10 working days Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): robotis-us-store-price. Stall torque 0.42 Nm @ 3.7 V, 0.52 Nm @ 5 V, 0.60 Nm @ 6 V; no-load 103 rpm @ 5 V; 9,600 bps–4 Mbps. Sources: ROBOTIS e-Manual XL330-M288 (2026-10-28); OpenELAB XL330-M288-T (2026-10-28) ## ROBOTIS DYNAMIXEL XM430-W350-T URL: https://whatro.bot/component/robotis-dynamixel-xm430-w350-t/ Category: Component > Actuator > Servo (cp-2-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The XM430-W350 is a mid-size DYNAMIXEL servo with a coreless motor, 353.5:1 metal gearbox, 12-bit absolute encoder and STM32 controller, giving 4.1 Nm stall torque at 12 V. The -T version uses a half-duplex TTL bus and the -R version RS-485; it is a common joint in research arms, turrets and educational humanoids. Attributes: Segment: education, research, hobby; Stall torque: 4.1 Nm; Gear ratio: 353.5 ratio; Bus: ttl; Voltage: 12 V; Mass: 0.082 kg Versions: XM430-W350-T (TTL bus); XM430-W350-R (RS-485 bus) Price: EUR 264.5 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT (€317.40 incl. VAT); 1 in stock Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): us-store-price. RobotShop US page returned a client error. Stall 3.8/4.1/4.8 Nm at 11.1/12/14.8 V; no-load 46 rpm @ 12 V. Sources: ROBOTIS e-Manual XM430-W350 (2026-10-28); Génération Robots XM430-W350-T (2026-10-28) ## ECOVACS Robotics ECOVACS DEEBOT X8 PRO OMNI URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/ecovacs-deebot-x8-pro-omni/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: Flagship Ecovacs robot vacuum and mop that replaces spinning mop pads with a roller mop (OZMO Roller) that is rinsed continuously while cleaning. It uses dToF lidar navigation with RGB-D obstacle avoidance and an all-in-one station that washes the roller with hot water, dries it and empties the dustbin; it also carries Ecovacs' YIKO voice assistant. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 5.3 kg; Battery runtime: 291 min; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 699.99 at Best Buy (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Page metadata price; visible page text shows other figures (399.99/369.99, 'was 1,299.99') and 'unavailable from this seller' — unreliable. Launch price Feb 2025 was US$1,299.99 / €1,299 (Notebookcheck). Notes: Unverified (free text): current manufacturer-store price. No ecovacs.com product page for the Pro Omni was surfaced by search; the linked EU page is the non-Pro X8 OMNI. Specs (review spec sheet): 18,000 Pa; 6,400 mAh; runtime 291 min silent / 228 min standard vacuum-only; robot 353x351.5x98 mm, 5.3 kg. Runtime recorded is the max (silent, vacuum only). Model number OZMOX8M (Best Buy). Sources: Notebookcheck: X8 Pro Omni now available (2026-10-28); The Gadgeteer review (spec sheet) (2026-10-28); Best Buy listing (2026-10-28); ECOVACS BE store (X8 OMNI page, links X8 PRO OMNI manual) (2026-10-28) ## Ekso Bionics EksoNR URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/ekso-eksonr/ Category: Robot > Wearable robot > Exoskeleton (rb-8-1) Availability: shipping Summary: EksoNR is a powered hip-and-knee exoskeleton used by physical therapists for gait rehabilitation after stroke, spinal cord injury, acquired brain injury and multiple sclerosis. It fits users from 5 ft to 6 ft 4 in and under 220 lb, uses swappable lithium-ion packs, and is FDA cleared for clinical use; Ekso sells it only to certified rehabilitation centres, not for personal use. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: rehabilitation; Autonomy: assisted; Environment: indoor; Body region: lower-limb Price: on quotation Unverified: mass, battery_runtime, release_year, price Notes: Price on request; clinic-only sales. The dedicated eksobionics.com EksoNR product page was not located within the search budget; the FAQ and a third-party database were used. Device weight not stated on either page. Sources: Ekso Bionics FAQ (2026-10-28); Exoskeleton Report: EksoNR (2026-10-28) ## EngineAI ENGINEAI PM01 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/engineai-pm01/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: The PM01 is a 1.4 m, about 44 kg bipedal humanoid aimed at education and research, with 24 degrees of freedom, a waist that rotates more than 300 degrees and a Jetson Orin NX. EngineAI publishes its reinforcement-learning training and ROS 2 deployment code on GitHub. The 2026 editions differ mainly in whether a 3D lidar is fitted. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform, education, entertainment; Environment: indoor; Mass: 44 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Max speed: 2 m/s; Height: 1400 mm; Total DOF: 24 count; Hands included: none; SDK: ros2; Open source: software Versions: PM01 2026 Education Edition (chest touchscreen, no lidar, ~44.0 kg); PM01 2026 Navigation Edition (adds 3D lidar, ~44.5 kg) Price: on quotation Unverified: payload, price, ip_rating Notes: The ~$12,000 (88,000 RMB) launch price widely reported for PM01 was not confirmed on any page fetched today (The Robot Report attributes that figure to the SE01), so offers is empty; Maverick lists it as special order with price on request. Official page says 1400 mm and 24 DOF; Maverick says 138 cm, ~40 kg, 23 DOF (older spec). Open source: manufacturer links training and deployment code repositories; hardware is not open. Sources: ENGINEAI PM01 product page (2026-10-28); Maverick Drone PM01 EDU (2026-10-28); The Robot Report: EngineAI releases PM01 (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Engine AI (2026-10-28) ## Epson Robots Epson T6-B All-in-One SCARA Robot URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/epson-t6-b/ Category: Robot > Arm > SCARA arm (rb-1-2) Availability: shipping; first sold 2022 Summary: The Epson T6-B is an entry-level four-axis SCARA with the controller built into the base, a 600 mm reach, 200 mm vertical stroke and up to 6 kg payload (2 kg rated). Together with the smaller T3-B (400 mm, 3 kg) it replaced the earlier Synthis T3/T6 models in 2022. It is intended for simple pick-and-place and assembly cells. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, assembly; Environment: indoor; Mass: 22 kg; Payload: 6 kg; IP rating: IP20; Axes: 4 count; Reach: 600 mm; Repeatability: 0.04 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: T6-B (T6-B602S) (600 mm, 6 kg max / 2 kg rated, 22 kg); T3-B (T3-B401S) (400 mm, 3 kg max / 1 kg rated, 16 kg, 150 mm Z) Price: on quotation Unverified: sdk Notes: Unverified (free text): current price. Payload 6 kg is the maximum; rated is 2 kg. Repeatability ±0.04 mm horizontal (J1–J2), ±0.02 mm vertical. control.com (2022 launch article) quoted USD 9,495 for T6-B and USD 7,495 for T3-B — not a current seller page, so not recorded as an offer. Epson EU page showed the T6-B as 'out of stock' with no price. Epson's LS-B series exists but was not researched. Sources: Epson Europe SCARA T6-B602S (2026-10-28); Epson Canada T3-B (2026-10-28); Epson US Synthis T6 (discontinued, replaced by T6-B) (2026-10-28); control.com: Epson updates SCARA lineup (2022) (2026-10-28) ## FAIRINO FAIRINO FR5 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/fairino-fr5/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The FR5 is a low-cost six-axis cobot from FAIRINO with a 5 kg payload (7 kg maximum), 922 mm reach and ±0.02 mm repeatability, programmed through a web-based interface or optional teach pendant. It offers Python, C++, C# and ROS/ROS 2 SDKs plus Modbus, PROFINET and EtherNet/IP, and the catalogue lists ISO 10218, ISO 13849 and ISO 15066 functional-safety certification. Attributes: Segment: professional, education, research; Application: handling, machine-tending, education, research-platform; Collaborative: true; Environment: indoor; Mass: 22 kg; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP54; SDK: python, cpp, ros1, ros2; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 922 mm; Repeatability: 0.02 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: FR3; FR5 (5 kg, 922 mm; IP54 standard, IP65 optional); FR10; FR16; FR20; FR30 Price: EUR 4899.16 at Welectron (official German distributor) (DE), seen 2026-10-28 — IP54 version, excl. 19% VAT (EUR 5,830 incl.); IP65 variant EUR 6,900 incl.; in stock Unverified: release_year, mounting Notes: Mass 22 kg: catalogue table was garbled; Welectron confirms 22 kg. Max TCP speed 1 m/s per Welectron. Sources: FAIRINO product catalogue (2026-10-28); Welectron FR5 (2026-10-28) ## Feetech Feetech STS3215 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/feetech-sts3215/ Category: Component > Actuator > Servo (cp-2-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The STS3215 is a low-cost serial bus servo with a 12-bit magnetic encoder, metal gears and a half-duplex TTL interface that daisy-chains up to 254 units at up to 1 Mbps. Sold in 7.4 V and 12 V versions and several gear ratios, it is the actuator used in the SO-100 and SO-101 LeRobot arms, which has made it a standard part for hobby and research imitation-learning setups. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Stall torque: 2.69 Nm; Bus: ttl; Voltage: 7.4 V; Mass: 0.055 kg; SDK: python Versions: STS3215-C044 (7.4 V, 1:191) (values recorded in attributes; sold for SO-ARM101); STS3215-C018 (12 V, 30 kg.cm) (listing title only (OpenELAB, page blocked); used on SO-ARM100/101) Price: EUR 23.57 at OpenELAB (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — STS3215-C044 7.4 V 1:191; incl. VAT; pre-order from China warehouse Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): official-feetech-page; 12V-variant-specs. stall_torque 2.69 Nm is a unit conversion of 27.4 kg.cm (locked-rotor at 7.4 V; 24.3 kg.cm at 6 V; rated 9 kg.cm). Input range 5-8.4 V; 0.116 s/60 deg no-load; 45.2 x 24.7 x 35 mm; stall current 3.8 A. The 1:191 ratio is a SO-ARM101 variant — the standard STS3215 is 19 kg.cm (Group F RobotShop listing, USD 34.32). The OpenELAB C018 12 V page was blocked (provenance). `sdk: python` reflects the page's mention of LeRobot/Python use; Feetech's own SDK was not fetched. Half-duplex TTL confirmed; page explicitly says RS485 transceivers are not a drop-in substitute. Sources: OpenELAB STS3215-C044 7.4V 1:191 (2026-10-28); Made-in-China Feetech supplier profile (2026-10-28) ## Fourier Fourier GR-3 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/fourier-gr-3/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: The GR-3 is Fourier's care-oriented full-size humanoid, 165 cm and about 71 kg with up to 55 degrees of freedom including 6-DOF hands as standard. It walks at about 6 km/h, carries about 3 kg per hand and runs for roughly three hours on hot-swappable batteries. Fourier positions it for homes, public spaces and assisted-living settings. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Application: care-assistance, companionship, hospitality-retail, research-platform; Environment: indoor; Mass: 71 kg; Payload: 3 kg; Battery runtime: 180 min; Max speed: 1.69 m/s; Height: 1650 mm; Total DOF: 55 count Versions: GR-3 ('Kitty' head); GR-3C ('Astronaut' variant (per Wikipedia)) Price: on quotation Unverified: sdk, ip_rating, price, hands_included Notes: Hands are included but the hand type (dexterous-hand/gripper) was not recorded. Asked for 'GR-2 / GR-3'; GR-3 is the current model (introduced August 2025, CES January 2026) so it is recorded. GR-2 (September 2024): 1.75 m, 63 kg, 53 DOF, 3 kg single-arm load per Wikipedia; no current GR-2 sales page was fetched. Price on request. Max speed converted from the stated 6.1 km/h. The fftai.com product page returned only metadata; specs come from Fourier's own support documentation. Sources: Fourier support docs: About GR-3 (2026-10-28); PR Newswire: Fourier CES 2026 GR-3 debut (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Fourier (company) (2026-10-28) ## Franka Robotics Franka Research 3 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/franka-fr3/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Franka Research 3 (FR3) is a seven-axis torque-controlled arm with link-side torque sensing in every joint, aimed at academic and corporate robotics/AI research. Its Franka Control Interface gives 1 kHz low-level control from an external PC via the open-source libfranka C++ library, with ROS 2, MATLAB/Simulink, MuJoCo and Isaac Sim integrations. Rated payload is 3 kg at 855 mm reach. Attributes: Segment: research; Application: research-platform; Environment: indoor; Mass: 18.3 kg; Payload: 3 kg; IP rating: IP40; SDK: cpp, ros2; Open source: software; Axes: 7 count; Reach: 855 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, table Price: on quotation Unverified: collaborative, release_year, price Notes: Datasheet says safety 'Certification process ongoing' (EN ISO 13849-1, EN ISO 10218-1), so `collaborative` left unset. Datasheet mounting 'installed upright' -> floor/table. open_source: brochure calls libfranka 'the open-source C++ interface'. The franka.de product page itself was blocked (provenance); the product link above was not fetched. Génération Robots page showed no price. Franka also sells a Franka Production 3 (industrial) and 'FR3 Duo' bundle (reseller titles only, not verified). Sources: FR3 datasheet R02212 2.4 (2026-10-28); FR3 brochure Feb 2026 (2026-10-28); Génération Robots FR3 listing (2026-10-28) ## Galbot Galbot G1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/galbot-g1/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Wheeled-base humanoid (rb-2-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The Galbot G1 is a wheeled bimanual robot: two 7-DOF arms on a 3-DOF waist and 2-DOF folding 'legs', mounted on a four-wheel omnidirectional base, with an NVIDIA AGX Orin onboard. It carries 5 kg per arm (10 kg combined), reaches from floor level to about 2.1 m and runs about 8 hours. Galbot deploys it in retail, pharmacy and warehouse picking. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: hospitality-retail, warehouse-logistics, handling, general-purpose; Environment: indoor; Mass: 92.5 kg; Payload: 10 kg; Battery runtime: 480 min; Max speed: 1.5 m/s; Height: 1730 mm; Total DOF: 21 count; Drive configuration: omnidirectional Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, sdk, hands_included, price Notes: CAUTION: the official page https://www.galbot.com/g1 was blocked by the fetch permission gate; all figures come from AIWiki's reproduction of Galbot's specification table (which it says it accessed 2026-10-28). Treat as secondary until the official page is re-checked. Release year conflicts between sources (unveiled May 2024; 'released' March 2025). Price on request. Mobile-manipulator fields: reach 710 mm shoulder-to-wrist per arm. Sources: AIWiki: Galbot G1 (reproduces galbot.com/g1 specification table) (2026-10-28) ## Geek+ (Geekplus) Geek+ P800R URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/geekplus-p800r/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Geek+ P800R is a low-profile shelf-to-person picking robot that drives under a mobile shelf, lifts it and carries it to a picking station. It is sold as part of a fleet with Geek+ warehouse software rather than as a standalone unit. Geek+ lists three P-series sizes (P500R, P800R, P1200R) covering 600 to 1200 kg shelf loads. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: warehouse-logistics; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 142 kg; Payload: 1000 kg; Max speed: 2.3 m/s Versions: P500R (600 kg payload); P800R (1000 kg payload); P1200R (1200 kg payload) Price: on quotation Unverified: navigation, battery_runtime, release_year, sdk, drive_config Notes: Price on request. The task asked for "P800"; Geek+ currently lists only the R models. Two Geek+ pages disagree: the P robot page gives P800R 1000 kg / 2.3 m/s unloaded / 1095 x 830 x 195 mm / 142 kg, while the P-series technology page repeats one templated spec block (600 kg, 170 kg, 950 x 702 x 275 mm) for every model. Values above follow the P robot page; editor should confirm with Geek+. Navigation method (QR-grid) not stated on either page. Sources: Geek+ P robot page (2026-10-28); Geek+ P series technology page (2026-10-28); Bamboo Works Geekplus profile (2026-10-28) ## GelSight GelSight Mini URL: https://whatro.bot/component/gelsight-mini/ Category: Component > Sensor > Tactile sensor (cp-3-4) Availability: shipping; first sold 2022 Summary: GelSight Mini is a compact vision-based tactile sensor: a camera images the deformation of an elastomer gel pad to produce a roughly 320 x 240 tactile image at about 25-30 Hz, which can be turned into 2D and 3D surface geometry. It is sized for parallel-jaw grippers and humanoid fingertips, is recognised by a PC like a webcam, and ships with Python tools and ROS support, making it the usual entry point for tactile-sensing research. Attributes: Segment: research, education; SDK: python, ros1 Price: on quotation Unverified: price, mass, interface Notes: Quotation only at Robotics Center (guide) (https://www.roboticscenter.ai/guides/best-tactile-sensors-robot-learning/). Unverified (free text): sensing-area; official-spec-page. No exact price found on a fetched page. Width 32 mm, thickness 28 mm (Robot Report). "Recognised like a webcam" implies USB, but the page does not name the interface, so it is left out. release_year 2022 inferred from search-result titles of the September 2022 launch press release ("Introducing the GelSight Mini", Business Wire 2022-09-21) — the release itself was not fetched, so treat as provisional. gelsight.com was not in search results and was not fetched. Sources: Robotics Center buyer guide: best tactile sensors for robot learning (2026) (2026-10-28); The Robot Report: MIT spinoff creates affordable mini tactile sensor (2026-10-28); craft.co GelSight profile (2026-10-28) ## ABB Robotics GoFa CRB 15000 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/abb-gofa-crb-15000/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: GoFa is ABB's six-axis collaborative arm family (CRB 15000) with torque sensors in every joint for power-and-force-limited operation, running on the OmniCore C30 controller with lead-through and Wizard block programming. It is sold as GoFa 5, 10 and 12 (5–12 kg payload, up to 1.62 m reach). Attributes above are for GoFa 5. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, machine-tending, assembly; Environment: indoor; Mass: 28 kg; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP54; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 950 mm; Repeatability: 0.02 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, table, wall, ceiling Versions: GoFa 5 (CRB 15000-5/0.95) (5 kg, 950 mm, 28 kg, IP54); GoFa 10 (CRB 15000-10/1.52) (10 kg, 1520 mm, 51 kg, IP67); GoFa 12 (CRB 15000-12/1.27) (12 kg, 1270 mm, 48 kg, IP67) Price: EUR 30000 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — GoFa CRB 15000-5kg/0.95m, excl. VAT; range to EUR 37,500 depending on configuration Unverified: collaborative, release_year, sdk Notes: Datasheet: 'SafeMove Collaborative ... all safety functions certified to Category 3, PL d'; ISO 10218-1 / TS 15066 not named, so `collaborative` left unset. Datasheet repeatability 0.02 mm; the reseller page says 0.05 mm — datasheet value used. Reach 950 mm is to wrist (1050 mm to flange). Sources: ABB GoFa datasheet (2026-10-28); ABB Robotics GoFa CRB 15000 product page (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics GoFa listing (2026-10-28) ## Doosan Robotics H2515 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/doosan-h2515/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The H2515 is the 25 kg model in Doosan Robotics' H-series of high-payload cobots, with 1500 mm reach and a torque sensor in each of its six joints. Its sibling H2017 trades payload for a 1700 mm reach. Both target palletizing, heavy handling and machine tending. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, palletizing, machine-tending; Environment: indoor; Mass: 72 kg; Payload: 25 kg; IP rating: IP54; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 1500 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: H2515 (25 kg, 1500 mm, 72 kg); H2017 (20 kg, 1700 mm, 74 kg) Price: EUR 50400 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — H2515, excl. VAT (EUR 60,480 incl. VAT); delivery within 6 weeks Price: EUR 44000 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — H2017 variant, excl. VAT Unverified: collaborative, release_year, sdk, mounting Notes: Official H-series page was blocked (provenance); specs are from two resellers (consistent with each other). Doosan's leaflet shows a newer P-series (P3020, 30 kg / 2030 mm) for palletizing and an E-series (E0509, IP66, food) — the H-series was kept as asked. No safety standard named on fetched pages. Sources: Génération Robots H2515 (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics H2017 (2026-10-28); Doosan Robotics all-lineup leaflet (2026-10-28) ## HAI Robotics HaiPick A42 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/hai-robotics-haipick-a42/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: HaiPick A42 is an autonomous case-handling robot (ACR) that drives between standard racks, extends a telescopic lift to pick totes or cartons from heights up to 5.2 m, and carries several at once to a workstation. It is sold to warehouses as part of a HaiPick system with HAI's software, with pricing on quotation. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: warehouse-logistics; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor Versions: HaiPick A42; HaiPick A42T (telescopic version); HaiPick A42T-E2 (telescopic Grapple Hook ACR, launched 2023, up to 10 m picking height) Price: on quotation Unverified: mass, payload, max_speed, battery_runtime, release_year, navigation, sdk Notes: hairobotics.com could not be fetched; only third-party spec listings and press releases were available. Qviro lists picking height 400-5200 mm and "up to 9 cases simultaneously" (table says 5/6 back trays); its payload field reads "0 kg" (placeholder). Max picking height has no allowed attribute key. HAI's newer flagship is the A42T-E2 / HaiPick System 3; editor may prefer to list that as "current". Sources: Qviro HaiPick A42 specifications (2026-10-28); Qviro HaiPick A42 product page (2026-10-28); Robotics 24/7 on HAI Robotics launches (2026-10-28); Business Wire release via DutchNews (2026-10-28) ## Harmonic Drive Systems Harmonic Drive CSF / CSG Component Sets URL: https://whatro.bot/component/harmonic-drive-csf-csg/ Category: Component > Actuator > Reducer (cp-2-4) Availability: shipping Summary: The CSF and CSG are Harmonic Drive's cup-type strain wave gear component sets (wave generator, flexspline, circular spline) that a robot builder integrates with their own motor and housing. The CSG-2A line covers ten sizes from 14 to 65 with ratios of 50:1 to 160:1, rated from 7 Nm to 1,236 Nm; it is the classic zero-backlash reducer in industrial and collaborative arm joints. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Reducer type: harmonic Versions: CSG-2A (high-torque cup type; sizes 14–65; ratios 50–160:1; 7–1,236 Nm rated); CSF-2A (standard-torque predecessor of CSG-2A); CSG-2A-LW (lightweight version) Price: on quotation Unverified: price, release_year Notes: Numeric attributes left unset because this is a series record (sizes 14–65, ratios 50–160); per-size figures are in the notes. Quotation only at Harmonic Drive LLC (direct) (https://www.harmonicdrive.net/products/component-sets/cup-type/csg-2a). Unverified (free text): csf-2a-per-size-specs. Attribute numbers are the smallest size (CSG-14-50-2A-R: 7 Nm rated, 23 Nm repeated peak, 0.09 kg) and gear_ratio 100 is one of the available ratios; the series spans up to 1,236 Nm rated / 3,419 Nm peak / 12 kg. Accuracy 1–1.5 arc-min. Series records do not fit single numeric attributes well; editor may prefer to drop the numbers. Sources: Harmonic Drive LLC CSG-2A page (2026-10-28) ## Hesai Technology Hesai XT32 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/hesai-xt32/ Category: Component > Sensor > Lidar (cp-3-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The XT32 is a 32-channel mechanical spinning lidar from Hesai's mid-range XT series with a 360 x 31 degree field of view, 640,000 points per second, a 0.05-120 m instrumented range (80 m at 10% reflectivity on the central channels) and no blind zone. It is sold alongside the 16-channel XT16 and the longer-range XT32M2X and is common on AMRs, delivery robots and mapping rigs. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Scan dimensions: 3d; Range: 80 m; Mass: 0.8 kg; IP rating: IP6K7; Interface: ethernet Versions: XT32 (32 ch, 0.05-120 m, 640k pts/s single return, 800 g; values recorded); XT16 (16 ch, 320k pts/s, 800 g); XT32M2X (32 ch, 0.5-300 m instrumented, 490 g, 360 x 40.3 deg FOV) Price: USD 4465 at AIFITLAB, seen 2026-10-28 — 'From USD 4,465' on a combined XT16/XT32/XT32M2X listing; per-variant prices not shown Unverified: release_year, voltage Notes: Quotation only at Robotics Center (https://www.roboticscenter.ai/ar/store/product/hesai-technology-hesai-xt32). Unverified (free text): exact-xt32-price. range 80 is the 10%-reflectivity figure (channels 9-24; 50 m on the outer channels); instrumented range 120 m. voltage 24 is a midpoint of DC 9-36 V; power 10 W. Mass 800 g with side connector, 900 g with bottom connector. Interface 100BASE-TX or 100BASE-T1 Ethernet. Hesai's own page gives no price ("contact sales"). The AIFITLAB "from" price is the only number found; which variant it applies to is not stated. Sources: Hesai XT32 product page (2026-10-28); AIFITLAB Hesai XT32M/32/16 listing (2026-10-28); Robotics Center Hesai XT32 listing (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Hesai Technology (2026-10-28) ## Clearpath Robotics Husky A300 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/clearpath-husky-a300/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Husky A300 is the current generation of Clearpath's four-wheel skid-steer research UGV, built as a base for universities and integrators to add sensors, arms and compute. Compared with the A200 it doubles top speed to 2 m/s, raises payload to 100 kg, moves to LiFePO4 batteries (4, 8 or 12 h options) and ships with ROS 2 Jazzy. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Application: research-platform; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 80 kg; Payload: 100 kg; Battery runtime: 240 min; Max speed: 2 m/s; IP rating: IP54; SDK: ros2; Drive configuration: differential Price: EUR 22500 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — from price, excl. VAT (EUR 27,000 incl. VAT) Unverified: release_year, autonomy Notes: Dimensions 990 x 698 x 372 mm; four brushless motors, skid steer (recorded as differential); batteries 40/80/120 Ah at 25.6 V; runtime 240 min is the standard pack (8 h upgraded, 12 h extended). Autonomy omitted: it is a bare platform whose autonomy depends on the integrator. Sources: Clearpath Husky spec comparison (2026-10-28); Génération Robots Husky A300 (2026-10-28) ## Husqvarna Husqvarna Automower 430X NERA URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/husqvarna-automower-430x-nera/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: discontinued; first sold 2023 Summary: Mid-range model of Husqvarna's NERA robot mower line for lawns up to 3,200 m², sold with either a conventional boundary wire or the optional EPOS plug-in kit for satellite-based wire-free virtual boundaries. It has a 24 cm three-blade cutting disc, 100 min typical mowing per charge and handles 50 % slopes inside the work area. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: lawn-garden; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: outdoor; Mass: 14.6 kg; Battery runtime: 100 min; IP rating: IPX5; SDK: proprietary Price: GBP 3509 at Husqvarna (UK, historic launch price) (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — 2023 launch price reported by Notebookcheck (NL: €3,799; EPOS kit £1,449/€1,499). Husqvarna UK and AU pages now say 'no longer available for sale'. Notes: Unverified (free text): current price; cutting height. Discontinued on both Husqvarna UK and AU sites. Current NERA lineup per Husqvarna press: Automower 305E NERA, 405XE NERA and the wire-free 435X AWD NERA (3,500 m², 70 % slope) — editor may wish to swap in one of those. Dimensions 75x54x28 cm; 56 dB(A). Sources: Husqvarna UK product page (2026-10-28); Husqvarna AU product page (2026-10-28); Notebookcheck NERA launch pricing (2026-10-28); Husqvarna press: wire-free offering upgrade (2026-10-28) ## Hypershell Hypershell X Series URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/hypershell-x/ Category: Robot > Wearable robot > Exoskeleton (rb-8-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: Consumer hip exoskeleton worn around the waist and thighs that adds motor torque to the hip joints for walking, hiking, climbing and running. Variants range from 400 W to 1000 W peak output with swappable 72 Wh batteries giving 15–30 km of assisted walking; the device weighs about 1.7 kg net and is explicitly marketed as a sports aid, not a medical device. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: care-assistance, entertainment; Autonomy: assisted; Environment: outdoor, indoor; Mass: 1.7 kg; IP rating: IP54; Body region: lower-limb; SDK: proprietary Versions: X Go (400 W peak, 10 Nm, 1x72 Wh, 15 km); X Pro (800 W, 18 Nm, 2x72 Wh, 17.5 km); X Carbon (800 W, 18 Nm, carbon-fibre parts); X Ultra (1000 W, 22 Nm, 30 km; discontinued, replaced by X Ultra S); X Pro S / X Max S / X Ultra S (newer 'S' lineup listed at US$999 / US$1,499 / US$1,999) Price: USD 1599 at Hypershell (direct, US) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — X Ultra sale price (regular US$1,999); page says X Ultra is discontinued and lists X Ultra S at US$1,999. X Go US$699 (reg. 999), X Pro US$899 (reg. 1,199), X Carbon US$1,299 (reg. 1,799). Unverified: battery_runtime Notes: Unverified (free text): user height/weight range. release_year 2025 is for the X Ultra (orders opened 15 Sept 2025); the original X Go/Pro launched earlier (not verified). Mass 1.7 kg net per spec table (feature text says 1.8 kg; total with batteries 2.5 kg). Application mapping is loose — 'care-assistance' and 'entertainment' are the nearest allowed values for a recreational mobility exoskeleton; editor may want a dedicated value. Hypershell says it is not a medical aid. Sources: Hypershell X Ultra product page (2026-10-28); Notebookcheck: X Ultra launch (2026-10-28) ## Inspire Robots Inspire Robots RH56DFX URL: https://whatro.bot/component/inspire-robots-rh56dfx/ Category: Component > End-effector > Hand (cp-1-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The RH56DFX is a five-finger dexterous hand driven by six micro linear servos, giving six active degrees of freedom across twelve joints with 15 N thumb-tip and 10 N finger-tip force at 540 g. It communicates over RS485 or CAN and is sold in left and right versions, with or without wrist, as a humanoid or research-arm end-effector. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Actuation: electric; Finger count: 5 count; DOF: 6 count; Grip force: 15 N; Mass: 0.54 kg; Voltage: 24 V; Interface: rs485, can; Tactile sensing: false Versions: RH56DFX-CAN-L / -R (CAN bus, left/right); RH56DFX-RS-L / -R (RS485, left/right); RH56DFX-*-WR (with wrist, 650 g) Price: EUR 4150 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT (€4,980 incl.); 2–3 week delivery Price: USD 8352.5 at Knoxlabs (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Left / with wrist / RS485 configuration; ships in 15–30 days; sold per hand Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): official-product-page. Voltage conflict: Génération Robots says 24 V DC ±10%; Knoxlabs says 12–48 V 'confirm build rating'. Six force sensors are integrated but no tactile skin. The manufacturer page was not fetched (URL from Knoxlabs reference). Sources: Knoxlabs RH56DFX (2026-10-28); Génération Robots RH56DFX (2026-10-28) ## ABB Robotics IRB 360 FlexPicker URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/abb-irb-360/ Category: Robot > Arm > Parallel arm (rb-1-3) Availability: shipping Summary: The IRB 360 FlexPicker is ABB's ceiling-mounted delta (parallel-kinematic) robot for high-speed picking and packing, available in 1–8 kg payload versions with 1130 mm or 1600 mm working diameters. It runs on the OmniCore (or IRC5) controller and is offered in standard, washdown and IP69K stainless hygienic versions for food handling. Attributes above are for IRB 360-1/1130. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling; Collaborative: false; Environment: indoor; Mass: 120 kg; Payload: 1 kg; Axes: 4 count; Reach: 565 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: ceiling Versions: IRB 360-1/1130 (1 kg, 1130 mm working diameter, 3/4 axes); IRB 360-3/1130 (3 kg, 1130 mm, 3/4 axes); IRB 360-8/1130 (8 kg, 1130 mm, 4 axes); IRB 360-1/1600 (1 kg, 1600 mm, 4 axes); IRB 360-6/1600 (6 kg, 1600 mm, 4 axes) Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, sdk Notes: reach recorded as radius (working diameter 1130 mm ÷ 2) to match the attribute definition. Unverified (free text): ip_rating (standard version). `reach` holds the working DIAMETER (1130 mm), not a radius — editor may wish to halve it or add a note on the site. Axis count given as '3/4' for 1130 mm models (4th axis optional); 4 recorded. Mass 120 kg standard/washdown, 145 kg stainless. Not a collaborative robot (fenced industrial delta). Sources: ABB IRB 360 datasheet 2022-08-29 (2026-10-28); ABB IRB 360 product page (2026-10-28) ## iRobot iRobot Roomba Plus 505 Combo robot + AutoWash dock URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/irobot-roomba-plus-505-combo/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: iRobot's current combo vacuum-and-mop flagship with lidar (ClearView Pro) navigation and extending spinning mop pads, paired with an AutoWash dock that empties the bin, washes the pads and dries them with heat. iRobot's page lists it as available at select retailers without a direct price. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4.28 kg; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 895.11 at Best Buy (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Page metadata price; listing says 'no longer available in new condition'. Unverified: battery_runtime, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): suction; manufacturer price. Robot 9.44 lb (4.28 kg), 14.1x13.8x4.2 in. iRobot's own page shows no price (sister models: Plus 405 US$799.99, Max 705 US$1,299.99) and carries no notice about the company's corporate situation; Best Buy lists the 505 as no longer available new, so availability is doubtful — editor should confirm. iRobot's broader corporate status was not researched. Sources: iRobot product page (N185020) (2026-10-28); Best Buy listing (2026-10-28) ## JAKA Robotics JAKA Zu 7 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/jaka-zu-7/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Zu 7 is the 7 kg model in JAKA's Zu series of six-axis cobots (3–30 kg payloads), with an 819 mm reach and a 22 kg arm. It is programmed graphically from a tablet and communicates via TCP/IP and Modbus through its control cabinet; JAKA markets it for light material handling without safety fences. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, machine-tending, assembly; Environment: indoor; Mass: 22 kg; Payload: 7 kg; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 819 mm; Repeatability: 0.02 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: Zu 3; Zu 5; Zu 7 (7 kg, 819 mm); Zu 12; Zu 18; Zu 30 Price: on quotation Unverified: ip_rating, collaborative, sdk, release_year, price, mounting Notes: No official jaka.com page fetched (search budget ran out); specs are from one reseller and one third-party wiki, which agree. Reseller showed no price ('$' with no amount; backorder 7–14 days). Product link is the manufacturer domain, not a fetched product page. Sources: Top 3D Shop JAKA Zu 7 (2026-10-28); aiwiki JAKA Robotics (2026-10-28) ## KEYi Tech KEYi Tech Loona URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/keyi-tech-loona/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Small two-wheeled pet-style companion robot with an expressive screen face, 720p camera, 3D time-of-flight depth sensor and a four-microphone array, driven by a quad-core SoC with a 5 TOPS AI accelerator. It is aimed at families and children, with games and voice interaction through a companion app. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: companionship, entertainment, education; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 1.09 kg; SDK: proprietary Versions: Loona Petbot Premium (includes charging dock and game prop kit (KEYi blog, Sept 2026)) Price: USD 499 at KEYi Tech (direct, US) as stated on its own blog (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Loona Petbot Premium, 'as of September 2026' per KEYi blog; not a store page. Price: USD 580.49 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Sale price incl. US tariffs; out of stock, restocking. Unverified: battery_runtime, release_year, sdk Notes: Unverified (free text): subscription. Battery 1,350 mAh 11.1 V. Two brushless wheel motors plus four servos for body/ears. RobotShop dimensions '8.3 x 68 x 6.8 in' contain an obvious typo. The keyirobot.com product page itself was not surfaced by search, only KEYi's blog posts. Sources: RobotShop Loona listing (spec sheet) (2026-10-28); KEYi Tech blog on Loona price (2026-10-28) ## Kinova Kinova Gen3 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/kinova-gen3/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Kinova Gen3 is an ultra-lightweight 7-DoF (or 6-DoF) research arm weighing about 8 kg with a 2 kg continuous full-range payload (4 kg mid-range) and an optional wrist-integrated colour/depth vision module. It runs Kinova's Kortex software with C++, Python and MATLAB APIs and ROS/ROS 2 packages. It is sold mainly to universities and R&D labs. Attributes: Segment: research; Application: research-platform; Environment: indoor; Mass: 8.2 kg; Payload: 2 kg; IP rating: IP33; SDK: python, cpp, ros1, ros2; Axes: 7 count; Reach: 902 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: Gen3 7 DoF (8.2 kg, 902 mm reach); Gen3 6 DoF (7.2 kg, 891 mm reach) Price: USD 33500 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Gen3 7DoF L53, arm only, no gripper; 'On Demand' (not stocked) Unverified: repeatability, mounting, collaborative, release_year Notes: Repeatability is not stated on the Kinova one-pager or RobotShop page. Operating temp -30 to 35 C per one-pager. The product link above was not fetched (constructed); the one-pager is the verified source. Sources: Kinova Gen3 one-pager 2026 (2026-10-28); RobotShop Gen3 7DoF L53 (2026-10-28) ## KUKA LBR iisy URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/kuka-lbr-iisy/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The LBR iisy is KUKA's cobot family running the iiQKA.OS operating system on the compact KR C5 micro controller, with joint torque sensors that allow fenceless operation and hand-guided teaching. It comes in several sizes from 3 kg/760 mm to 15 kg/930 mm; the 11 kg and 15 kg models were announced in September 2022. Attributes above are for the LBR iisy 15 R930. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, assembly, machine-tending; Environment: indoor; Mass: 43.2 kg; Payload: 15 kg; IP rating: IP54; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 930 mm; Repeatability: 0.05 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, wall, ceiling Versions: LBR iisy 3 R760 (3 kg, 760 mm, 22.8 kg arm, IP30 (reseller data)); LBR iisy 6 R1300 (listed by reseller; specs not fetched); LBR iisy 11 R1300 (11 kg, 1300 mm, IP54 (KUKA press release)); LBR iisy 15 R930 (15 kg, 930 mm, 43.2 kg, ±0.05 mm, IP54 (KUKA datasheet)) Price: EUR 18340 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — LBR iisy 3 R760, excl. VAT Unverified: collaborative, release_year, sdk Notes: Datasheet names EN ISO 13849-1 Cat 3 PL d only; ISO 10218-1 / TS 15066 not named on fetched pages, so `collaborative` left unset even though KUKA markets it as a cobot. kuka.com product page was blocked (provenance) — product link not fetched. Datasheet mounting 'Floor; Ceiling; Wall; Desired angle'. Sources: KUKA LBR iisy 15 R930 data sheet (KUKA Deutschland GmbH, 2023) (2026-10-28); KUKA press release LBR iisy 11/15 kg (2026-10-28); control.com: KUKA releases two new cobot models (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics LBR iisy 3 R760 (2026-10-28) ## LEGO Education LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set (45678) URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/lego-spike-prime-45678/ Category: Robot > Kit (rb-10) Availability: shipping; first sold 2020 Summary: SPIKE Prime is LEGO Education's classroom robotics kit for ages 10 and up: Technic elements plus a programmable Large Hub with one large and two medium angular motors and colour, distance and force sensors. Students build their own models and program them in the SPIKE app with Scratch-style word blocks or Python. There is no fixed robot design, so it is a kit rather than a single robot. Attributes: Segment: education; Application: education; SDK: python Price: GBP 429.99 at LEGO (direct) (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — 'Available now'; limit 5 per household Notes: Unverified (free text): current USD price; piece count; battery capacity. Launched worldwide 14 Jan 2020 at USD 329.95; Brick Architect reported USD 359.99 in Jan 2022; no current US price fetched (education.lego.com blocks fetching). Piece count is inconsistent across sources (523/528/533) and is omitted. Hub (Brick Architect): STM32F413 at 100 MHz, 320 KB RAM, 32 MB storage, 6 ports, 5x5 LED matrix, speaker, gyro, Li-ion battery, Bluetooth, micro-USB. Programming: Icon Blocks, Word Blocks (Scratch-based) and Python. Many attribute keys (mass, battery_runtime) do not apply to a kit and are omitted. Sources: lego.com (UK) SPIKE Prime Set 45678 (2026-10-28); Brick Architect review of 45678 (2022-01-17) (2026-10-28); Brothers Brick: SPIKE Prime worldwide launch (2020-01-14) (2026-10-28) ## Seeed Studio LeKiwi Kit (12V Version) URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/seeed-lekiwi/ Category: Robot > Mobile manipulator (rb-5) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: LeKiwi is an open-source, low-cost mobile manipulator design from SIGRobotics-UIUC: a three-wheel omnidirectional base driven by 12 V STS3215 servos, a Raspberry Pi 5 for onboard control and a SO-ARM101 arm on top. Seeed sells the base kit with 3D-printed parts and battery; the arm, Pi and cameras are added as options, and teleoperation uses a leader arm plus keyboard driving. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Application: research-platform, education; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; SDK: python; Open source: hardware, software; Drive configuration: omnidirectional; Navigation: none; Axes: 6 count; Arm count: 1 count Versions: LeKiwi Kit (12V Version) (mobile base with 3D-printed parts and battery; arm and Raspberry Pi sold separately); LeKiwi Full Kit (12V Version) (configurator bundling base with SO-ARM101, Raspberry Pi 5 and cameras as options) Price: USD 179 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — LeKiwi Kit (12V) mobile base only; options: SO-ARM101 Pro Servo Motor Kit +$249.90, 3D parts +$29.90, Raspberry Pi 5 4GB +$110, USB camera +$12 Unverified: mass, payload, battery_runtime, max_speed, release_year Notes: Classified as a mobile manipulator: the LeKiwi design is an SO-101 arm on an omni base and Seeed's Full Kit configurator sells base and arm together; the base-only kit price is recorded as the lowest offer. The base kit alone does not manipulate; manipulates=true describes the LeKiwi design (base + SO-101 arm) that the Full Kit configurator assembles. integrated_arm=false because the arm is a separate line item. Battery capacity not stated. The direct kit page (Lekiwi-Kit-p-6501) returned an error. release_year 2025 is inferred only from LeKiwi being cited as prior work by XLeRobot (released 2025) — treat as unverified. Sources: LeKiwi Full Kit (12V Version) (2026-10-28); Seeed wiki: SO-Arm with LeKiwi (2026-10-28); XLeRobot docs (LeKiwi release history) (2026-10-28) ## AgileX Robotics LIMO URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/agilex-limo/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: LIMO is a compact ROS teaching robot whose chassis can be reconfigured between four-wheel differential, Ackermann, tracked and omnidirectional (mecanum) drive. It ships with a 2D lidar, a depth camera and an onboard computer (Jetson Nano, NUC or Orin Nano depending on version) and preloaded SLAM and navigation demos; the COBOT version adds a small myCobot arm. Attributes: Segment: education, research; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4.2 kg; Payload: 4.8 kg; Battery runtime: 60 min; Max speed: 1 m/s; SDK: python, cpp, ros1, ros2; Drive configuration: differential; Navigation: slam Versions: LIMO (original, NVIDIA Jetson Nano, ROS 1); LIMO ROS2 (Intel NUC i7, ROS 2 Humble (RobotLAB listing)); LIMO PRO (NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano, 4.8 kg, ~4 h runtime); LIMO COBOT (adds a myCobot 280 arm (250 g payload, 280 mm radius), 5.6 kg, 2.5 h runtime) Price: USD 3200 at RobotLAB (US), seen 2026-10-28 — LIMO ROS2 (NUC i7) 'starting at'; AgileX direct pricing is on request Unverified: release_year, open_source Notes: Unverified (free text): LIMO PRO max_speed and battery capacity. drive_config has a single allowed value, so 'differential' is recorded; the robot actually supports differential, Ackermann, tracked and mecanum/omni modes. Mass 4.2 kg, payload 4.8 kg, 1 m/s and 60 min are from the RobotLAB LIMO ROS2 listing; LIMO PRO official page gives 4.8 kg and 4 h runtime and lists "4.8 kg" for both weight and payload, which looks like a page error. Official page requires contacting sales for price; the RobotShop LIMO listing returned an error. Sources: AgileX LIMO PRO product page (2026-10-28); RobotLAB LIMO ROS2 listing (2026-10-28) ## LimX Dynamics LimX Oli URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/limx-dynamics-oli/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: Oli is LimX Dynamics' full-size (165 cm, 55 kg) general-purpose humanoid with 31 degrees of freedom excluding end effectors, two RealSense depth cameras and a modular Python SDK with Isaac Sim, MuJoCo and Gazebo support. It ships with a parallel two-finger gripper as standard and is sold in Lite, EDU and Super tiers to researchers and integrators. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Application: research-platform, general-purpose; Environment: indoor; Mass: 55 kg; Height: 1650 mm; Total DOF: 31 count; Hands included: none; SDK: python Versions: Oli Lite; Oli EDU (specs on the official page are for EDU; $93,600 USD at RobotShop); Oli Super Price: USD 93600 at RobotShop (reseller) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Oli EDU Unverified: battery_runtime, payload, max_speed Notes: Launch pricing (July 2025) started at RMB 158,000 (about $21,800) for the lowest tier per TechNode; LimX's page shows no price. RobotShop says 33 DOF vs official 31 (official recorded). Compute: RK3588 plus an NVIDIA module (RobotShop). Sources: LimX Oli product page (2026-10-28); RobotShop LimX Oli EDU (2026-10-28); TechNode: LimX launches Oli from RMB 158,000 (2026-10-28) ## LimX Dynamics LimX TRON 1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/limx-dynamics-tron1/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Biped (rb-3-2) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: TRON 1 is a small (about 85 cm, under 20 kg) legged biped built for reinforcement-learning and locomotion research. One purchase includes three swappable foot ends: point feet, flat soles and powered wheels, so the same robot can be studied in three gait modes. It runs an Intel i3 computer, carries up to 10 kg and offers a Python-first open SDK with Isaac, MuJoCo and Gazebo models. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform, education; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 20 kg; Payload: 10 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Max speed: 3 m/s; Wheel feet: true; Has arm: true; SDK: python Versions: TRON 1 (Standard) (ships with point-foot, sole and wheeled foot ends); TRON 1 EDU (reseller designation; arm, voice and sensor expansion kits available) Price: on quotation Unverified: dof_total, height, price Notes: Not a humanoid: a two-legged walker with no torso or arms (arm is an optional expansion kit). Max speed 3 m/s is the official figure with wheeled feet (<1 m/s with point feet or soles); RobotShop says >=5 m/s wheeled. Early-bird price was $15,000 (Oct-Dec 2024, expired); RobotShop CA lists $38,571.43 without labelling the currency, so no current offer is recorded. Height is derived only from overall dimensions (<=392 x 420 x 845 mm) and left unverified. Sources: LimX TRON 1 specifications (2026-10-28); LimX TRON 1 product page (2026-10-28); LimX news: TRON 1 launch (2026-10-28); RobotShop CA TRON 1 EDU (2026-10-28) ## Living AI Living.ai EMO URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/living-ai-emo/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Palm-sized desktop companion robot with a screen face, four digital servos for movement, face and voice recognition and a built-in neural processor, charged on a skateboard-shaped wireless dock. It is sold as a desk pet rather than a utility robot. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: companionship, entertainment; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; SDK: proprietary Versions: EMO; EMO Go Home (adds a charging base the robot returns to by itself (per reseller customer review, US$379)) Price: USD 299 at HeyUp (reseller, EU) (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — Page metadata price; a customer review cites US$279 standard / US$379 Go Home. living.ai store not fetched. Unverified: mass, battery_runtime, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): wheels_or_tracks; manufacturer price. Wheels are per the caller's instruction; the fetched reseller page mentions only '4 smart digital servos' and does not state wheels. A customer review puts weight at ~248 g (not recorded). No living.ai page was surfaced by search. Sources: HeyUp EMO listing (2026-10-28) ## Livox Livox Mid-360 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/livox-mid-360/ Category: Component > Sensor > Lidar (cp-3-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The Mid-360 is a compact 360° x 59° hybrid solid-state lidar with a built-in IMU, 200,000 points/s and 40 m range at 10% reflectivity, delivered over 100BASE-TX Ethernet in a 265 g IP67 housing. It has become the default SLAM sensor on small mobile robots and quadrupeds; Livox now lists a Mid-360S with the same body and a 100 m cut-off range. Attributes: Segment: research, professional, hobby; Scan dimensions: 3d; Range: 40 m; Mass: 0.265 kg; IP rating: IP67; Interface: ethernet Versions: Mid-360; Mid-360S (2026 successor: same 40 m @10% range, 100 m cut-off, same 265 g; reseller marks Mid-360 'discontinue soon') Price: USD 899 at AIFITLAB, seen 2026-10-28 — Mid-360 / Mid-360S, 'From $899'; Mid-360 marked 'discontinue soon' Price: EUR 772.95 at MyBotShop (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — Mid-360S, incl. 19% VAT; available immediately Price: EUR 754.95 at OpenELAB (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — Mid-360S, incl. VAT sale price; sold out at access Unverified: release_year, voltage Notes: Range 70 m at 80% reflectivity. Power 9–27 V DC, 6.5 W (range, so no single voltage recorded). Vertical FOV -7° to +52°; 905 nm Class 1; IMU ICM40609. Consider making Mid-360S the primary listing since Mid-360 is being phased out. Sources: Livox Mid-360 specs (2026-10-28); Livox Mid-360S page (2026-10-28); AIFITLAB Mid-360/360S (2026-10-28); MyBotShop Mid-360S (2026-10-28); OpenELAB Mid-360S (2026-10-28) ## Dobot Magician URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-magician/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Dobot Magician is a 4-axis desktop training arm with 500 g payload, 320 mm reach and ±0.2 mm repeatability, programmed through DobotLab/DobotStudio and block coding. Optional kits turn it into a pen plotter, laser engraver, 3D printer, suction-cup picker or gripper, which is why it is common in school and college labs. Attributes: Segment: education; Application: education; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 3.4 kg; Payload: 0.5 kg; SDK: proprietary; Axes: 4 count; Reach: 320 mm; Repeatability: 0.2 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: Magician (standard) (7.2 kg gross); Magician (education version) (8.0 kg gross) Price: on quotation Unverified: price, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): sdk details. Dobot's site gives no price (contact sales). The page lists an SDK with communication protocol and program library but does not name Python or ROS, so sdk is recorded as proprietary. Dobot also sells Magician Lite and Magician Go in the same education line. Sources: Dobot Magician product page (2026-10-28) ## Dobot Magician E6 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/dobot-magician-e6/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Magician E6 is Dobot's 6-axis desktop education arm: 750 g payload, 450 mm working radius, ±0.1 mm repeatability and a built-in control box with collision detection and an emergency-stop connector. It is programmed by drag-teaching or block coding in DobotStudio Pro and exposes TCP/IP and Modbus TCP interfaces for user code. Attributes: Segment: education; Application: education; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 7.2 kg; Payload: 0.75 kg; IP rating: IP20; SDK: proprietary; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 450 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Price: on quotation Unverified: price, release_year, collaborative Notes: Unverified (free text): python/ros sdk. Max TCP speed 0.5 m/s, max joint speed 120°/s, 100–240 V AC, 130 W. Collision detection is present but no ISO 10218/TS 15066 rating is claimed. No price on the official page; a separate "E6 ROS Mobile Platform" product is listed, implying ROS support exists via that platform, but it is not stated for the arm itself. Sources: Dobot Magician E6 product page (2026-10-28) ## MAMMOTION MAMMOTION LUBA 2 AWD URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/mammotion-luba-2-awd/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: discontinued Summary: All-wheel-drive wire-free robot mower built for steep (up to 80 %) and complex lawns, using an RTK reference station plus camera-based 'UltraSense AI Vision' for positioning and obstacle avoidance. The H versions cut at 2.2–4.0 in with a 15.7 in dual-disc deck; the manufacturer's page now points to the LUBA 3 AWD as its successor. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: lawn-garden; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: outdoor; SDK: proprietary Versions: LUBA 2 AWD 3000HX (0.75 acre); LUBA 2 AWD 5000HX (1.25 acres); LUBA 2 AWD 10000HX (2.5 acres); LUBA 2 AWD 3000X / 5000X / 10000X (non-H versions listed in compare table, no details) Price: USD 2599 at MAMMOTION (direct, US) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — 3000HX; 5000HX US$2,999; 10000HX US$4,499. All shown out of stock / sold out. Unverified: mass, ip_rating, battery_runtime, max_speed, release_year Notes: 'discontinued' chosen because all variants are sold out and the page names the LUBA 3 AWD as successor; editor may prefer the LUBA 3 AWD as the current model. Battery up to 15 Ah; 0.37 acre per charge. Navigation uses RTK + vision; not mapped to the allowed navigation vocabulary (RTK is not SLAM, line-following or marker-based). Sources: LUBA 2 AWD product page (US store) (2026-10-28) ## Manus MANUS Metagloves Pro URL: https://whatro.bot/component/manus-metagloves-pro/ Category: Component > Teleoperation (cp-7) Availability: shipping Summary: Metagloves Pro is MANUS's current finger-tracking glove, using electromagnetic fingertip sensors (five 6-DoF sensors per glove, 25 DoF per hand, 120 Hz) that are immune to optical occlusion. It streams over USB-C or a Bluetooth LE dongle to MANUS Core, which offers Python and C++ SDKs and separate Motion Capture and Robotics licences, and it has replaced the discontinued Quantum Metagloves for humanoid and dexterous-hand teleoperation and data collection. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Teleoperation type: mocap; Mass: 0.167 kg; Interface: usb; SDK: python, cpp Versions: Metagloves Pro (mocap/robotics glove; values recorded); Metagloves Pro Haptic (alternative top module with haptic feedback; no specs on fetched page) Price: on quotation Unverified: price, release_year Notes: Quotation only at Knoxlabs (https://www.knoxlabs.com/products/manus-metagloves-pro). Unverified (free text): bluetooth-version. Mass 167 g is per medium glove incl. electronics and battery. Latency 30 ms wired / 50 ms wireless motion-to-data (signal <= 7.5 ms). Wireless BLE via dongle (page says 5.0 in one place, BLE 5 in another), 15 m range; battery ~2 h charge. Bluetooth is outside the allowed `interface` vocabulary, so only usb is recorded. No published price on any fetched page (manus-meta.com product pages were not in search results). Sources: Knoxlabs MANUS Metagloves Pro (2026-10-28); MANUS about us (2026-10-28) ## Manus MANUS Quantum Metagloves URL: https://whatro.bot/component/manus-quantum-metagloves/ Category: Component > Teleoperation (cp-7) Availability: discontinued; first sold 2022 Summary: Quantum Metagloves were MANUS's 2022 finger-tracking gloves, combining drift-free fingertip sensors (absolute position, 3-axis rotation at 120 Hz, 25 DoF per hand) with two reflective optical markers for optical mocap systems. MANUS now lists them as a legacy product and resellers mark them discontinued, pointing buyers to Metagloves Pro. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Teleoperation type: mocap; Mass: 0.138 kg; Interface: usb; SDK: python, cpp Price: on quotation Unverified: price Notes: Quotation only at Knoxlabs (https://www.knoxlabs.com/products/quantum-gloves-by-manus). Quotation only at Robotics Center (https://www.roboticscenter.ai/store/product/manus-quantum-metagloves). SUPERSEDED: Knoxlabs says "discontinued"; manus-meta.com lists it as legacy. Kept as a discontinued record because it is still referenced in research papers. Mass 138 g incl. battery (Knoxlabs; Robotics Center lists 0.2 kg net). Latency <= 7.5 ms. release_year from the Knoxlabs listing title "Quantum Metagloves (2022)". BLE 5 wireless omitted from `interface` (not in vocabulary). Sources: Knoxlabs Quantum Metagloves (2022) (2026-10-28); Robotics Center Quantum Metagloves (2026-10-28); MANUS about us (2026-10-28) ## Makeblock mBot2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/makeblock-mbot2/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: mBot2 is Makeblock's classroom robot for roughly grades 3–8: a two-wheeled aluminium chassis with encoder motors, an ultrasonic sensor and a four-channel RGB line-following sensor, controlled by the CyberPi module with a colour display, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It is programmed in mBlock with Scratch-style blocks or Python, and CyberPi can also be used from the Arduino IDE. It ships as a fixed design to assemble, not an open-ended kit. Attributes: Segment: education, hobby; Application: education; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Battery runtime: 300 min; Max speed: 0.2 m/s; SDK: python, cpp; Navigation: line-following Price: USD 149.99 at STEMfinity (US), seen 2026-10-28 Unverified: release_year, mass, drive_config Notes: Unverified (free text): Makeblock direct price. Specs (STEMfinity): CyberPi with Xtensa LX6 dual-core 240 MHz, 8 MB flash + 8 MB PSRAM, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, USB; built-in 2,500 mAh LiPo, '≈ 5 hours' playtime, 1 h charge; max speed 20 cm/s; 90 x 180 x 130 mm; chassis with two driven wheels and one mini (caster) wheel. The two-wheel-plus-caster layout implies differential drive, but no page names it, so drive_config is omitted. makeblock.com blocks fetching; links.product is the site root per Wikipedia. Sources: STEMfinity mBot2 listing (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Makeblock (2026-10-28) ## MangDang Mini Pupper 2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/mangdang-mini-pupper-2/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2023 Summary: Mini Pupper 2 is a 12-degree-of-freedom desktop quadruped built around a Raspberry Pi CM4 (or Pi 4) with an ESP32 co-processor, a small LCD face and custom feedback servos. It runs Ubuntu with ROS 1 or ROS 2 and supports SLAM and navigation with an optional lidar module, which makes it a low-cost platform for students and hobbyists learning legged robotics. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 0.45 kg; Payload: 0.2 kg; SDK: python, ros1, ros2; Open source: software Versions: Mini Pupper 2 (servos with position feedback; Raspberry Pi 4 or CM4 compute); Mini Pupper 2 Pro (servos add velocity/torque feedback; sold as Maker Kit, listed sold out / pre-order on mangdang.store); Pre-assembled Kit; Legs Pre-assembled Kit; Upgrade Kit (+CM4) (for owners of the original Mini Pupper) Price: USD 649 at MangDang (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — Mini Pupper 2 listed price (Legs Pre-assembled Kit option shown at $649); page metadata also showed 399, treat with care Price: USD 799 at MangDang (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — Mini Pupper 2 Pro Maker Kit; page shows both $799 and $559 and is marked sold out / pre-order Unverified: battery_runtime, max_speed Notes: Unverified (free text): open_source hardware. Mass 450 g, payload 200 g and 12 DOF come from the CNX Software launch article (RobotShop listing confirms 450 g, 210x110x160 mm, 1000 mAh). No "2G"/"2GA" variant found on the official store; the store does list a "Mini Pupper 4 Pioneer Program" ($299, sold out) which suggests a new generation is coming. Release year 2023 = Kickstarter shipping date (campaign Oct 2022). Open-source claim is the manufacturer's ("DIY and customize anything"); GitHub org is CC-BY-4.0, hardware files not verified. Sources: Mini Pupper 2 store page (2026-10-28); Mini Pupper 2 Pro Maker Kit (2026-10-28); MangDang store catalogue (2026-10-28); CNX Software: Mini Pupper 2 launch (2026-10-28); RobotShop Mini Pupper 2 Pre-assembled Kit (2026-10-28); MangDang Robotics Club GitHub (2026-10-28) ## Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) MiR250 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/mir-mir250/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2020 Summary: MiR250 is a compact autonomous mobile robot for moving carts, shelves and pallets inside factories and warehouses, with a 580 x 800 mm footprint that fits through 80 cm gaps. It carries 250 kg at up to 2 m/s, uses swappable batteries for round-the-clock shifts and is managed with MiR Fleet; top modules such as the MiR Hook 250 and Shelf Carrier 250 add cart towing and shelf lifting. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: transport, warehouse-logistics; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Payload: 250 kg; Max speed: 2 m/s Versions: MiR250; MiR250 ESD (electrostatic-discharge version for electronics manufacturing) Price: on quotation Unverified: mass, battery_runtime, navigation, ip_rating, sdk Notes: Price on request (quote form). Product page says "up to 20 hours a day" with swappable batteries, which is not a per-charge runtime, so battery_runtime is left out. Navigation method (laser-scanner SLAM) and REST API were not stated on the fetched page. Sources: MiR250 product page (2026-10-28); MiR history (2026-10-28) ## MyActuator MyActuator RMD-X8 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/myactuator-rmd-x8/ Category: Component > Actuator > Joint module (cp-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The RMD-X8 is a family of brushless joint modules with a planetary reducer, 16-bit magnetic encoder and integrated driver, sold in several gear ratios and bus options. The figures recorded here are for the RMD-X8 Pro V2 with 9:1 reduction and CAN bus: 13 Nm nominal torque, 24 or 48 V input, 160 rpm no-load at 48 V and 710 g. Attributes: Segment: research, education, hobby; Rated torque: 13 Nm; Gear ratio: 9 ratio; Reducer type: planetary; Interface: can; Voltage: 48 V; Mass: 0.71 kg Versions: RMD-X8 Pro V2 1:9 CAN (values recorded in attributes; MC-X-300O driver); RMD-X8 V2 1:9 RS485 (listing title only); RMD-X8 Pro-H 1:6 CAN (listing title only); RMD-X8 Pro V3 1:6 helical CAN (listing title only; MC-X-500O driver); RMD-X8-60 1:36 CAN/RS485 dual encoder (listing title only (rcdrone.top)) Price: USD 470 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — RMD-X8 Pro V2 1:9 CAN, sale price; sold out at access Unverified: peak_torque, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): official-product-page. Page accepts 24 V or 48 V input; 48 V recorded as the nominal used for the speed figures. The RobotShop page is internally inconsistent (nominal power 166 W vs 300 W; backlash 3.5 vs 5 arcmin). Peak torque not stated ("torque increased by 20%"). Group F recorded the RMD-X8-P20-120-E (43/120 Nm, EtherCAT) from OpenELAB as the headline variant; this pass found the Pro V2 1:9 CAN at RobotShop — the editor should pick one representative variant. Company EtherCAT membership supports `industrial_bus: true`. Sources: RobotShop RMD-X8 Pro V2 1:9 CAN (2026-10-28); EtherCAT Technology Group member listing (Suzhou Micro Actuator Technology) (2026-10-28) ## Elephant Robotics myCobot 280 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/elephant-robotics-mycobot-280/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: myCobot 280 is a 6-axis desktop arm with a 280 mm working radius and 250 g payload, sold in several controller versions (M5Stack/ESP32, Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, Arduino, RDK X5). It is used mainly in classrooms and for small ROS and vision experiments, with Python, ROS and block-based programming. Attributes: Segment: education, research, hobby; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 0.86 kg; Payload: 0.25 kg; SDK: python, ros1, cpp; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 280 mm; Repeatability: 0.5 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: myCobot 280 M5 (2023, dual screen) (ESP32 / M5Stack Basic + Atom; UIFlow, Python, Arduino); myCobot 280 Pi (2023) (Raspberry Pi 4B, Ubuntu; Python, ROS, myBlockly); myCobot 280 Jetson Nano (NVIDIA Jetson Nano; highest-performance model); myCobot 280 Arduino (customer-supplied Arduino board); myCobot 280 RDK X5 (10 TOPS compute) Price: USD 649 at Elephant Robotics (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — M5Stack 2023 version; Pi 2023 $799, Jetson Nano $849, Arduino $599, RDK X5 $830 Unverified: release_year, open_source, collaborative Notes: Mass 860 g and ±0.5 mm are from the Pi version spec page; the page calls ±0.5 mm "positioning accuracy" rather than repeatability. Elephant markets it as "collaborative" but no ISO 10218/TS 15066 rating is claimed, so collaborative is omitted. ROS version on the spec page is ROS1; ROS 2 not confirmed. Sources: Elephant Robotics shop: myCobot 280 collection (2026-10-28); myCobot 280 Pi specifications (2026-10-28); myCobot 280 product page (2026-10-28); Elephant Robotics docs: myCobot 280 series (2026-10-28) ## Elephant Robotics myCobot 320 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/elephant-robotics-mycobot-320/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: myCobot 320 is the larger sibling of the myCobot 280: a 6-axis desktop arm with a 1 kg payload, offered with an M5Stack or Raspberry Pi controller. It targets education and light research tasks that need more payload than the 280 can offer. Attributes: Segment: education, research; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Payload: 1 kg; Axes: 6 count; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: myCobot 320 M5 (2022); myCobot 320 Pi (2022) Price: USD 2399 at Elephant Robotics (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — myCobot 320 M5 2022; Pi 2022 $2,499 Unverified: reach, mass, repeatability, sdk, release_year Notes: Only the shop collection page could be fetched; reach, weight, repeatability and SDK were not on it. No 2024 variant was listed. Shop page prices shown with USD selector. Sources: Elephant Robotics shop: myCobot 320 & 280 (2026-10-28) ## Narwal Narwal Freo Z Ultra URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/narwal-freo-z-ultra/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: Narwal's flagship robot vacuum and mop, launched in North America in October 2024. It uses lidar SLAM mapping plus two 1200p RGB cameras with dual AI chips for object recognition, 12,000 Pa suction and a self-cleaning base station with a 2.5 L dust bag. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 1499.99 at Amazon (reported by Android Authority) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — List/MSRP price as reported Sept 2025; the same article cites a US$799.99 limited-time Amazon deal (widget marked expired). Not a store page. Unverified: mass, battery_runtime Notes: Unverified (free text): current store price. No us.narwal.com product page was surfaced by search (only accessory collections), so the product link points to the manufacturer's accessory collection. Narwal has since listed a Freo Z10 Ultra (seen in search titles, not fetched) — the Z Ultra may no longer be the flagship. Sources: Android Authority launch article (2026-10-28); Android Authority deal article (2026-10-28) ## 1X Technologies NEO URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/1x-neo/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: preorder Summary: NEO is 1X's soft-bodied home humanoid, opened for consumer pre-order in October 2025 at USD 20,000 or USD 499 per month, with first US deliveries planned for 2026. It weighs about 30 kg, carries 25 kg, and is quiet enough for a living room. Tasks it has not learned can be completed by a remote 1X operator guiding the robot, which is how it is trained. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: general-purpose, domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Height: 1676 mm; Mass: 30 kg; Payload: 25 kg; Battery runtime: 240 min Price: USD 20000 at 1X (direct, per launch press release) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Early Access purchase price; alternative USD 499/month subscription; USD 200 deposit (Robotics 24/7) Unverified: release_year, max_speed, dof_total, hands_included Notes: 1x.tech store page was not fetched; price is taken from 1X's own press release. Height 5 ft 6 in and ~4 h runtime come from TechRadar (secondary). Lift capacity 154 lb (70 kg) vs carry 55 lb (25 kg): payload recorded as carry. Noise 22 dB. Delivery outside the US from 2027. Sources: 1X launches NEO (Business Wire) (2026-10-28); Robotics 24/7: NEO pre-order details (2026-10-28); TechRadar: NEO pre-order (2026-10-28) ## NVIDIA NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit URL: https://whatro.bot/component/nvidia-jetson-agx-thor-dev-kit/ Category: Component > Compute (cp-4) Availability: shipping Summary: The Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit is NVIDIA's top robotics computer, pairing a 2560-core Blackwell GPU with a 14-core Arm Neoverse V3AE CPU and 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory, for up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS in a 40-130 W envelope. The kit adds a 1 TB NVMe drive, 5 GbE and QSFP28 networking, CAN headers and automation I/O, and is aimed at humanoid and multi-sensor autonomy stacks. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Mass: 1.856 kg; Interface: ethernet, usb, can Price: USD 6629 at Waveshare, seen 2026-10-28 — SKU 32303; stock not shown Price: AUD 8797.48 at Pakronics (AU), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. GST; out of stock Unverified: release_year, voltage, ai_tops Notes: ai_tops left unset: NVIDIA's headline 2070 is FP4 sparse TFLOPS, not INT8 TOPS as the attribute requires; an INT8 figure was not found on a fetched page. Unverified (free text): nvidia-list-price. ai_tops 2070 is NVIDIA's "2070 TFLOPS FP4 sparse" headline figure, not an INT8 TOPS number — the editor may want a unit note on the site. Dimensions 243 x 112 x 57 mm. Interfaces: 1x 5GbE RJ45, 1x QSFP28 (4x 25GbE), 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen2, 2x USB-C 3.1, HDMI 2.0b, DP 1.4a, M.2 Key M/E, 2x CAN headers. Search-result titles (Electronics-Lab, Microcenter) suggest a USD 3,499 NVIDIA list price, but both fetches failed (client error), so it is unverified; the Waveshare USD 6,629 price is far above that. Group F had an OpenELAB listing at EUR 9,133.95. Sources: Waveshare Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit (2026-10-28); Pakronics Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit (2026-10-28) ## NVIDIA NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit URL: https://whatro.bot/component/nvidia-jetson-orin-nano-super-dev-kit/ Category: Component > Compute (cp-4) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: The Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit is NVIDIA's entry-level edge-AI board: an 8 GB Orin Nano module (1024-core Ampere GPU, six-core Arm Cortex-A78AE) on a carrier with a 7-25 W power envelope, rated at 67 sparse INT8 TOPS after the December 2024 "Super" firmware uplift. It is the standard compute module for small research robots and LeRobot style setups. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research, professional; AI performance: 67 TOPS; SDK: python, cpp, ros2 Price: USD 399 at NVIDIA Marketplace (direct) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Out of stock at access. Launch price was USD 249 (Dec 2024) Unverified: mass Notes: Unverified (free text): interfaces; current-reseller-price. PRICE CHANGE: NVIDIA's own marketplace listed USD 399 on 2026-10-28, not the USD 249 launch price in the task brief (Tom's Hardware, 17 Dec 2024, confirms USD 249 at launch and that the prior 40-TOPS kit was USD 499). The editor should decide whether to show the current USD 399 or flag the price as volatile. 67 TOPS sparse / 33 dense. `sdk` reflects JetPack (CUDA/C++, Python) and NVIDIA's Isaac ROS 2 stack in general — not confirmed on the two pages fetched; trim if strict. Sources: NVIDIA Marketplace: Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit (2026-10-28); Tom's Hardware launch report (2024-12-17) (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Nvidia (2026-10-28) ## OnRobot OnRobot RG2 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/onrobot-rg2/ Category: Component > End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper (cp-1-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The RG2 is OnRobot's entry-level two-finger electric gripper with a 110 mm adjustable stroke, up to 40 N grip force and a 2 kg payload, mounted on the ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 cobot flange. Its low force and light weight make it common in education labs and light pick-and-place cells on UR-class cobots. Attributes: Segment: professional, education; Actuation: electric; Grip force: 40 N; Stroke: 110 mm; Finger count: 2 count; Payload: 2 kg; Mass: 0.78 kg; IP rating: IP54; Voltage: 24 V; Interface: digital-io, ethernet; Flange standard: iso-9409-1-50 Price: EUR 4635 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT; varies with robot brand/accessories Unverified: release_year Notes: Flange as researched: ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6. Unverified (free text): grip_force-minimum. The onrobot.com 'product' link was not fetched. Closing time 0.21 s, repeatability 0.1 mm, 0.6 A max. Sources: OnRobot RG2 datasheet (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics RG2 (2026-10-28) ## ROBOTIS OpenMANIPULATOR-X URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/robotis-openmanipulator-x/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: OpenMANIPULATOR-X (RM-X52-TNM) is a 700 g, four-axis desktop arm with a one-axis gripper, built from five DYNAMIXEL XM430-W350-T servos on a 12 V TTL bus. It carries 500 g at a 380 mm reach and is driven from a PC or OpenCR board through ROS, the DYNAMIXEL SDK, Arduino or Processing, with open hardware CAD and software. It is widely used for teaching and as the arm on the TurtleBot3 platform. Attributes: Segment: education, research, hobby; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 0.7 kg; Payload: 0.5 kg; SDK: ros1; Open source: hardware, software; Axes: 4 count; Reach: 380 mm; Repeatability: 0.2 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Price: USD 1629.09 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — On Demand, not normally stocked; price 'includes tariffs (in USA)'; controller (OpenCR/U2D2) and power supply not listed as included Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): ROBOTIS direct price (robotis.us not fetched); OpenMANIPULATOR-Y status; ros2 support. DOF per e-Manual is '5 (4 DOF + 1 DOF gripper)', so axes 4. Repeatability '< 0.2 mm' recorded as 0.2. Joint speed 46 RPM; gripper stroke 20–75 mm. open_source from the RobotShop listing ('Open-source hardware (CAD) and software (SDK)'); the e-Manual overview page was not fetched. Neither fetched page mentions an OpenMANIPULATOR-Y, so whether a successor exists is unverified. The e-Manual links a ROS 2 URDF tutorial but states no ROS 2 distribution, so sdk lists ros only. mounting 'table' is an assumption for a desktop arm; not stated. Sources: ROBOTIS e-Manual: OpenMANIPULATOR-X specification (2026-10-28); RobotShop OpenMANIPULATOR-X listing (2026-10-28) ## Orbbec Orbbec Gemini 335 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/orbbec-gemini-335/ Category: Component > Sensor > Camera (cp-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Gemini 335 is a compact active/passive stereo depth camera with an on-board Orbbec depth ASIC, delivering up to 1280 x 800 depth and 1920 x 1080 colour at 30 fps over USB 3.0 Type-C. It works indoors and outdoors with a 90 x 65 degree depth field of view and a 0.26-3 m optimal range, and is a common lower-cost alternative to RealSense cameras on robot arms and mobile robots. Attributes: Segment: research, professional, education; Modality: rgb, depth, stereo; Mass: 0.097 kg; Voltage: 5 V; Interface: usb; SDK: python, cpp, ros1, ros2; Range: 20 m Versions: Gemini 335 (USB-C; values recorded); Gemini 335L (listing title only (RobotShop, Robotics Center); not fetched); Gemini 335Lg (listing title only (Robotics Center); not fetched) Price: USD 264 at Orbbec (direct) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — In stock Price: USD 304 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Sale price incl. US tariffs; 19 in stock Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): sdk-languages. range 20 is the stated "0.1 to 20 m+" working range (ideal 0.26-3 m; RobotShop quotes a theoretical 65 m). Power < 3 W average, 6.5 W peak; 90 x 25 x 30 mm; 8-pin multi-camera sync port. `sdk` reflects the RobotShop mention of the Orbbec SDK; the specific language and ROS bindings were not confirmed on a fetched page — editor may trim to [proprietary]. Sources: Orbbec store Gemini 335 (2026-10-28); RobotShop Gemini 335 (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Orbbec (2026-10-28) ## Ouster Ouster OS1 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/ouster-os1/ Category: Component > Sensor > Lidar (cp-3-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The OS1 is Ouster's mid-range digital lidar, sold with 32, 64 or 128 vertical channels, a 45-degree vertical field of view, 90 m range at 10% reflectivity (over 200 m maximum) and up to 5.2 million points per second at 10 or 20 Hz. The current hardware is Rev 8 on Ouster's site (Rev 7 at some resellers); it is IP68/IP69K rated and widely used on autonomous vehicles, mapping rigs and outdoor robots. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Scan dimensions: 3d; Range: 90 m; Mass: 0.447 kg; IP rating: IP68; Interface: ethernet Versions: OS1-32 (1,310,720 pts/s; 'available upon request' at Clearpath); OS1-64 (2,621,440 pts/s); OS1-128 (5,242,880 pts/s; USD 18,000 at Robotics Center) Price: USD 18000 at Robotics Center (US), seen 2026-10-28 — OS1-128; backorder 4-6 weeks Unverified: voltage, release_year Notes: Quotation only at Ouster (direct) (https://ouster.com/products/hardware/os1). Quotation only at Clearpath Robotics store (https://store.clearpathrobotics.com/products/os1-rev-7). Unverified (free text): list-price. range 90 is the 10%-reflectivity figure (170 m at 80%; ouster.com says 200 m max, Robotics Center says "up to 400 m" — not used). Mass 447 g from Clearpath's Rev 7 table; Robotics Center lists 0.3 kg net. Power 14-20 W. Also IP69K. Interface: Clearpath mentions 1000BASE-T1 automotive Ethernet as an option; standard Ethernet assumed from that. Ouster acquired Stereolabs in February 2026 (see stereolabs record). Sources: Ouster OS1 product page (Rev 8) (2026-10-28); Clearpath store OS1 Rev 7 (2026-10-28); Robotics Center OS1-128 (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Ouster (2026-10-28) ## Piab Piab piCOBOT URL: https://whatro.bot/component/piab-picobot/ Category: Component > End-effector > Gripper > Vacuum gripper (cp-1-1-2) Availability: shipping Summary: piCOBOT is a compact vacuum gripper unit for collaborative robots that combines Piab's multistage COAX ejector with a suction-cup tool, mounted on an ISO 9409-1 flange. It is fed by compressed air (7 bar), handles payloads up to 7 kg and ships with plug-and-play software for UR, Fanuc CR/CRX and ABB GoFa cobots. Attributes: Segment: professional; Actuation: vacuum; Payload: 7 kg; Mass: 0.9 kg; IP rating: IP54; Voltage: 24 V; Flange standard: other Versions: piCOBOT; piCOBOT L (larger foam/area gripper versions (e.g. 180x180, 300x200, 420x260 mm) per Unchained Robotics listings) Price: EUR 3265.82 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT Unverified: interface, release_year Notes: Flange as researched: ISO 9409-1. Mass, voltage, IP rating and pressure come from the reseller page, not piab.com. Electrical interface type not named on either page. Sources: Piab piCOBOT product page (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics piCOBOT (2026-10-28) ## AgileX Robotics PiPER URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/agilex-piper/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: PiPER is AgileX's lightweight 6-axis research arm: 1.5 kg payload, 626 mm reach, ±0.1 mm repeatability and 4.2 kg mass, running on 24 V DC over CAN. It is sold with an optional gripper and teach pendant and is widely used as an affordable manipulator for ROS and imitation-learning work, with longer-reach (L), higher-payload (H) and spherical-wrist (X) variants. Attributes: Segment: research, education, professional; Application: research-platform, education, handling; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4.2 kg; Payload: 1.5 kg; SDK: python, ros1, ros2; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 626 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: PiPER (626 mm reach, 1.5 kg, 4.2 kg); PiPER-X (669 mm reach, spherical wrist, 4.5 kg); PiPER-L (750 mm reach, 4.5 kg); PiPER-H (636 mm reach, 2 kg payload, 4.5 kg) Price: USD 3500 at Robotics Center, seen 2026-10-28 Price: EUR 2040 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. VAT after 15% discount (list €2,400; €1,700 excl. VAT); gripper separate at €255 Unverified: release_year, collaborative, open_source Notes: Unverified (free text): direct AgileX price. AgileX lists an "OPEN PiPER" and a "Universal Master Arm" as separate products; the open-source status of the standard PiPER is not stated beyond a GitHub organisation. Arm has no integrated brake (reseller note). Sources: AgileX PiPER product page (2026-10-28); Robotics Center compare page (2026-10-28); Génération Robots PiPER listing (2026-10-28) ## Pudu Robotics PUDU CC1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/pudu-cc1/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: PUDU CC1 is a compact commercial floor-cleaning robot that sweeps, scrubs, washes and vacuums in one pass, aimed at offices, retail and hospitality floors. It uses visual and laser SLAM, can take lifts and pass gates, and docks to refill and empty its tanks and recharge. Pudu quotes 700-1,000 m²/h coverage and up to 12,000 m² a day. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: professional-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 60 kg; Max speed: 1.2 m/s; Navigation: slam Versions: CC1; CC1 Pro (AI-powered successor; listed by RobotShop and Pudu press releases) Price: USD 22220 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — CC1 NEW, black Unverified: battery_runtime, release_year, ip_rating, sdk Notes: Dimensions 663 x 568 x 682 mm, charging < 4 h, noise < 70 dB, edge cleaning < 6 cm (Génération Robots). Search results reference a CES 2022 "global debut" news item, but that page was not fetched, so release_year is left unverified. Pudu's own product page was blocked. Sources: Génération Robots CC1 page (2026-10-28); RobotShop CC1 page (2026-10-28); Pudu news: CC1 digital cleaning (2026-10-28) ## QYSEA QYSEA FIFISH V-EVO URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/qysea-fifish-v-evo/ Category: Robot > Aquatic robot > ROV (rb-7-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Compact tethered underwater drone rated to 100 m with six-degree-of-freedom motion (360° yaw, pitch and roll), a 4K/12 MP camera and 5,000 lumen lights. Runtime is 1–4 hours on a 97.2 Wh battery; an optional two-finger robotic arm adds basic grasping for recovery and inspection tasks. Attributes: Segment: consumer, professional; Application: inspection-maintenance, entertainment; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: underwater; Mass: 3.9 kg; Payload: 2 kg; Battery runtime: 240 min; Depth rating: 100 m; SDK: proprietary Versions: Standard Pack (ROV, 100 m tether, controller); Arm Pack (adds 2-finger robotic arm, 7 kgf grip, 120 mm opening) Price: USD 1399 at QYSEA (direct, US/CA) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Standard Pack; Arm Pack US$1,699; arm alone US$399. In stock. Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): thruster count. battery_runtime recorded as the upper bound (1–4 h). The arm is an optional accessory, so integrated_arm is false; with the Arm Pack the robot does manipulate. Max speed 3 knots. Sources: QYSEA store FIFISH V-EVO (2026-10-28) ## Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi 5 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/raspberry-pi-5/ Category: Component > Compute (cp-4) Availability: shipping Summary: The Raspberry Pi 5 is a single-board computer with a Broadcom BCM2712 (quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 at 2.4 GHz), VideoCore VII graphics, up to 16 GB of LPDDR4X, Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports, dual 4K HDMI, a PCIe 2.0 x1 lane and the standard 40-pin GPIO header, powered over USB-C at 5 V / 5 A. It has no neural accelerator, so in robots it is used as a controller and interface board rather than for on-board vision models. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Voltage: 5 V; Interface: ethernet, usb; SDK: python, cpp Versions: Raspberry Pi 5 8GB (MPN SC1432; values recorded); Raspberry Pi 5 2GB; Raspberry Pi 5 4GB; Raspberry Pi 5 16GB Price: EUR 158.99 at Kiwi Electronics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — 8 GB; excl. VAT; 188 in stock Unverified: release_year, mass Notes: Unverified (free text): raspberrypi-com-list-price; 2GB-4GB-16GB-prices. raspberrypi.com was not in search results; the EUR price is from an official Approved Reseller (Kiwi, NL). Variant names other than 8 GB come from Group F's OpenELAB listing and are not re-verified here. No AI accelerator, so `ai_tops` omitted. `sdk` reflects the Linux/Python/C++ ecosystem generally rather than a page statement. Sources: Kiwi Electronics Raspberry Pi 5 8GB (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Raspberry Pi Holdings (2026-10-28) ## RealSense RealSense D455 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/realsense-d455/ Category: Component > Sensor > Camera (cp-3-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2020 Summary: The D455 is a stereo depth camera from the former Intel RealSense D400 line, now sold by the independent company RealSense, with a 0.4-20 m depth range, up to 1280 x 720 depth at 90 fps, a 1080p colour sensor, a wider baseline than the D435 and an integrated IMU. It remains the default depth camera in many research and ROS stacks, although RealSense's newer D555 (with Power over Ethernet) now sits above it. Attributes: Segment: research, professional, education; Modality: rgb, depth, stereo Versions: D455 (part 82635DSD455; values recorded); D455f (IR-pass-filter variant, 0.6-6 m range per RS Online listing title; not fetched) Price: PHP 61157.54 at RS Online (Philippines) (PH), seen 2026-10-28 — Excl. VAT (PHP 68,496.44 incl.); indicative; in stock, 18 units Unverified: mass, interface, voltage Notes: Unverified (free text): usd-list-price; realsenseai-store-page. RealSense independence CONFIRMED on a fetched page: spin-out from Intel completed 11 July 2025, HQ Santa Clara, CEO Nadav Orbach, USD 50 M raise; the same release names the D555 as a recently launched camera. release_year 2020 from the support post's reference to the June 2020 D400 datasheet edition that added the D455 (pre-orders opened then). RS Online spec table lists "rolling shutter" while its text says global shutter — not recorded. No USD list price was found on a fetched page; the realsenseai.com store was not in search results. Group F used the handle intel-realsense-d455 — alias to this record. Sources: RS Online RealSense D455 listing (2026-10-28); RealSense support: Introducing the D455 (2026-10-28); Edge AI and Vision Alliance: RealSense completes spin-out from Intel (2025-07) (2026-10-28) ## Seeed Studio reBot Arm B601 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/seeed-rebot-arm-b601/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2026 Summary: reBot Arm B601 is Seeed Studio's own open-source 6-axis arm with parallel gripper (6+1 DoF), built on quasi-direct-drive CAN-bus actuators and launched in 2026 as a step up from the SO-ARM101 for physical-AI research. It comes in a RobStride-motor (RS) and a Damiao-motor (DM) version, ships assembled or as motor/structure kits, and supports LeRobot, ROS 1/2, MoveIt, Isaac Sim and a Python SDK. Attributes: Segment: research, education, hobby; Application: research-platform, education; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 6.5 kg; Payload: 2.5 kg; SDK: python, ros1, ros2; Open source: hardware, software; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 754 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: reBot Arm B601-RS (RobStride motors (3x RS-06, 4x RS-00); 48 V; 2.5 kg rated / 5 kg max payload, 754 mm reach, ±0.1 mm, 6.5 kg); reBot Arm B601-DM (Damiao motors (4x DM-J4310, 3x DM-J4340P); 24 V; 1.5 kg payload, 767 mm reach w/ gripper, <0.2 mm, ~4.5 kg); Assembled Kit with Gripper (without power supply); Body Motor Kit (motors and electronics only, for users machining their own structure); Full DIY Bundle Price: USD 1699 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — reBot Arm B601-RS (without power supply) as cross-listed add-on price on Seeed's SO-ARM101 page; the B601 product pages themselves returned errors Price: USD 1499 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — B601-DM Assembled Kit with Gripper, Seeed pre-order price as reported by CNX Software (Apr 2026); DIY bundle $1,197, body motor kit $829, gripper kit $199 Price: EUR 2259.95 at MYBOTSHOP (DE), seen 2026-10-28 — B601-RS assembled with gripper, w/o power supply, incl. 19% VAT; in stock Unverified: collaborative Notes: Unverified (free text): direct Seeed B601-RS product-page price. Chosen as Seeed's "big" arm: search of seeedstudio.com for larger arms surfaced reBot Arm B601 (own brand, launched Apr 2026, RS version Jun 2026) and the Fashionstar StarAi 7-DoF arms; no AgileX PiPER or ARX listing was found on Seeed. Attributes above use the B601-RS datasheet; the DM version differs (see variants). Power supply (48 V 12.5 A for RS, 24 V 15 A for DM) is not included. Seeed's retail kits include upgrades (machined brackets, braided wiring) that are not in the open BOM. All Seeed B601 product and blog pages returned client errors on 2026-10-28, so prices are from cross-listings. Sources: reBot Arm B601-RS datasheet (SKU 100019336) (2026-10-28); Seeed wiki: reBot Arm B601-RS Quick Start (2026-10-28); CNX Software: Seeed reBot Arm B601-DM (2026-10-28); MYBOTSHOP B601-RS listing (2026-10-28); SO-ARM101 page (B601-RS cross-sell price) (2026-10-28) ## RealMan Robotics RM65-B URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/realman-rm65-b/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The RM65-B is a 7.2 kg six-axis arm with the controller built into the base, rated for a 5 kg payload and 610 mm reach. It runs from 24 V DC at under 200 W, which suits mounting on mobile bases and humanoid torsos, and it exposes Ethernet, RS485, Modbus-RTU and Wi-Fi interfaces with ROS1/ROS2 packages and C/C++/Python APIs. Force-sensing (RM65-6F) and camera (RM65-B-V) variants share the same arm. Attributes: Segment: research, professional, education; Application: research-platform, handling, general-purpose; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 7.2 kg; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP54; SDK: ros1, ros2, python, cpp; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 610 mm; Repeatability: 0.05 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table, ceiling, wall Versions: RM65-B (basic version, no force sensor or camera); RM65-6F (six-axis force-sensor version); RM65-B-V (vision version with Orbbec depth camera) Price: USD 30630 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — On Demand, not normally stocked; listed as a sale price Price: EUR 16799.95 at OpenELAB (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. VAT; ships from China in 5–10 working days Unverified: release_year, collaborative Notes: Unverified (free text): official product URL. Official product page not fetched (realman-robotics.com blocked in an earlier pass); the links.product URL is the site root as linked by OpenELAB. RobotShop also lists a 9 kg maximum payload and 1.88 m/s end-effector speed. RobotShop mentions a built-in safety module that stops on contact, but no ISO 10218/TS 15066 rating is claimed, so `collaborative` is omitted. Note the large price gap between the two resellers (USD 30,630 vs EUR 16,800) — editor should check which configuration each includes before quoting. Mounting: RobotShop says 'vertical (table/ceiling) or horizontal (wall)'. Sources: RobotShop RM65-B listing (2026-10-28); OpenELAB RM65-B listing (2026-10-28) ## Roborock Roborock Saros 10R URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/roborock-saros-10r/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Roborock's current non-arm flagship robot vacuum and mop, sharing the Saros Z70's thin 7.98 cm chassis, liftable AdaptiLift chassis and liftable side-brush/mop arms but without the manipulator. It navigates with the StarSight 2.0 system (3D ToF plus RGB camera) rather than a raised lidar turret, and ships with the Multifunctional Dock 4.0. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4.1 kg; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 1099.99 at Roborock (direct, US) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Listed down from US$1,599.99; page shows conflicting 'Sold out / coming soon' and 'Buy now' states. Unverified: battery_runtime, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): suction. Battery 6,400 mAh; robot 9.04 lb (4.10 kg); dock 25.13 lb. Suction is only described as 'HyperForce', no Pa figure on the US page. Availability on the US store is ambiguous (out of stock / 'not launched yet' notice alongside a Buy button) — editor should recheck. Sources: Saros 10R product page (US store) (2026-10-28); Roborock support: differences Z70 vs 10R (2026-10-28) ## Roborock Roborock Saros Z70 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/roborock-saros-z70/ Category: Robot > Mobile manipulator (rb-5) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: Robot vacuum and mop whose distinguishing feature is a foldable five-axis mechanical arm (OmniGrip) that stows inside the 7.98 cm body and can pick up small items such as socks while cleaning. It is a conventional wheeled floor-cleaning robot with a self-emptying, mop-washing dock, aimed at households wanting the first mass-market vacuum with a manipulator. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: domestic-cleaning; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Battery runtime: 180 min; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Price: USD 1999.99 at Best Buy (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Price from page metadata; stock status not shown on page. Price: AUD 3999 at Roborock Store ANZ (AU), seen 2026-10-28 — Regular price; page metadata shows an A$999 'sale' figure that looks like a data error. Listed as sold out. Unverified: mass, sdk Notes: Classifier note: this is a wheeled floor robot WITH an integrated arm (integrated_arm true, manipulates true) — do not let it fall into a plain 'vacuum' bucket. Arm: five-axis, max object weight 300 g (Tom's Guide, March 2025). Suction 22,000 Pa; battery 6,400 mAh; robot 350x353x79.8 mm (manufacturer). Mass: ANZ store says 17.4 kg (likely incl. dock) vs Best Buy 30.42 lb shipping — left unverified. Launch: pre-orders March 2025 at US$1,899 promo (usual US$2,299 per Tom's Guide); the us.roborock.com product page could not be fetched (not surfaced by search). Sources: Saros Z70 global product page (2026-10-28); Roborock support: differences Z70 vs 10R (2026-10-28); Best Buy listing (2026-10-28); Roborock Store ANZ (2026-10-28); Tom's Guide: Z70 now available (2026-10-28) ## RoboSense RoboSense Airy URL: https://whatro.bot/component/robosense-airy/ Category: Component > Sensor > Lidar (cp-3-2) Availability: shipping Summary: Airy is RoboSense's 96-beam hemispherical digital lidar with a 360 x 90 degree field of view, 860,000 points per second at 10 Hz, 30 m range at 10% reflectivity (60 m maximum) and an integrated IMU, in a 60 x 63 mm IP67/IP6K9K body under 240 g and 8 W. It competes with the Livox Mid-360 as a SLAM and obstacle sensor for mobile robots and humanoids. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Scan dimensions: 3d; Range: 30 m; Mass: 0.24 kg; IP rating: IP67; Interface: ethernet Versions: Airy (96-channel hemispherical; values recorded); Safety Airy (listing title only (OpenELAB '96-Channel 3D Safety LiDAR'); not fetched) Price: EUR 1100 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT (EUR 1,320 incl. VAT); with accessories; delivery 3-4 weeks Unverified: release_year, voltage Notes: Unverified (free text): official-product-page. voltage 24 is a midpoint of the stated 9-32 V input. Accuracy +/-1 cm; angular resolution 0.4 x 0.47 deg; -40 to +60 C. Group F recorded an OpenELAB offer at EUR 857 incl. VAT (sale) for comparison. robosense.ai product page not fetched. Sources: Génération Robots RoboSense Airy (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: RoboSense (2026-10-28) ## Robotiq Robotiq 2F-85 Adaptive Gripper URL: https://whatro.bot/component/robotiq-2f-85/ Category: Component > End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper (cp-1-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The 2F-85 is a two-finger adaptive electric gripper with an 85 mm stroke, adjustable grip force of 20–235 N and a 5 kg payload, controlled over Modbus RTU on RS-485. Its underactuated fingers can close in parallel or wrap around objects, and it is one of the most widely used grippers on collaborative arms such as Universal Robots. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Actuation: electric; Grip force: 235 N; Stroke: 85 mm; Finger count: 2 count; Payload: 5 kg; Mass: 0.9 kg; IP rating: IP40; Voltage: 24 V; Interface: rs485 Versions: 2F-85; 2F-140 (140 mm stroke sibling) Price: EUR 4950 at WiredWorkers (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. tax; 4–6 week delivery Unverified: flange_standard, release_year, dof Notes: Quotation only at Knoxlabs (https://www.knoxlabs.com/products/robotiq-2f-85-adaptive-gripper). Product-sheet mass 0.9 kg; Knoxlabs says 1 kg. Closing speed 20–150 mm/s, repeatability 0.05 mm (Knoxlabs), 2M-cycle rating. The 'product' link is the family page and was not fetched. Sources: Robotiq Adaptive Grippers product sheet (EN) (2026-10-28); Knoxlabs 2F-85 (2026-10-28); WiredWorkers 2F-85 (2026-10-28) ## Robotiq Robotiq Hand-E Adaptive Gripper URL: https://whatro.bot/component/robotiq-hand-e/ Category: Component > End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper (cp-1-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Hand-E is Robotiq's parallel electric gripper for industrial cells: a sealed IP67 unit with a 50 mm stroke (a 100 mm version exists), 20–185 N programmable force per finger, 0.2 mm fingertip resolution and a 7 kg form-fit payload. It targets precision machine-tending and assembly tasks where the 2F series' adaptive fingers are not needed. Attributes: Segment: professional; Actuation: electric; Grip force: 185 N; Stroke: 50 mm; Finger count: 2 count; Payload: 7 kg; Mass: 1 kg; IP rating: IP67; Voltage: 24 V; Interface: rs485 Versions: Hand-E 50 mm; Hand-E 100 mm (100 mm stroke version per Knoxlabs listing) Price: EUR 4175 at WiredWorkers (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. tax; 4–6 week delivery Unverified: flange_standard, release_year Notes: Quotation only at Knoxlabs (https://www.knoxlabs.com/products/robotiq-hand-e-adaptive-gripper). grip_force recorded per finger (185 N); total 40–370 N. Payload 7 kg per product sheet; WiredWorkers lists 5 kg. Repeatability 0.025 mm, 5M-cycle rating. Sources: Robotiq Hand-E product sheet (EN, 2024-11) (2026-10-28); Knoxlabs Hand-E (2026-10-28); WiredWorkers Hand-E (2026-10-28) ## RobStride Dynamics RobStride RS-03 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/robstride-rs-03/ Category: Component > Actuator > Joint module (cp-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The RS-03 is a quasi-direct-drive joint module from RobStride with a 9:1 reducer and integrated drive electronics, rated 20 Nm continuous and 60 Nm peak at 380 W. It sits in the middle of a seven-model family (RS-00 to RS-06) used by builders of humanoids, quadrupeds and research arms. Attributes: Segment: research, education, hobby; Gear ratio: 9 ratio; Mass: 0.88 kg; IP rating: IP52; Rated torque: 20 Nm; Peak torque: 60 Nm Versions: RS-00 (USD 185 at Robotics Center); RS-01 (USD 185 at Robotics Center); RS-02 (USD 195 at Robotics Center); RS-03 (USD 245 at Robotics Center; the model described here); RS-04 (USD 295 at Robotics Center); RS-05 (USD 155 at Robotics Center); RS-06 (USD 255 at Robotics Center) Price: USD 245 at Robotics Center (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Backorder, 4-6 weeks; est. US shipping USD 66.84 Unverified: interface, voltage, reducer_type, release_year Notes: Classified as a joint module: integrated driver, planetary reducer and CAN bus (industrial bus per the taxonomy rule). Unverified (free text): official-product-page. Robotics Center's spec table leaves voltage, communication interface, encoder and reducer type blank, so they are not recorded here (Group F recorded CAN / 48 V / planetary from Pakronics and AIFITLAB listings — not re-fetched in this pass). Mass conflict on the page: "Weight 880 g" vs "Net weight 1.5 kg" (the latter is probably shipping weight); 880 g recorded. Dimensions 106 x 106 x 56 mm. The brand page's variant prices show "$" without a currency code; USD assumed from the US store. Sources: Robotics Center RS-03 product page (2026-10-28); Robotics Center RobStride brand page (2026-10-28) ## SCHUNK SCHUNK EGU URL: https://whatro.bot/component/schunk-egu/ Category: Component > End-effector > Gripper > Finger gripper (cp-1-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The EGU is SCHUNK's electric universal parallel gripper for industrial automation, offered in sizes 50 to 80 and with PROFINET, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, Modbus RTU or IO-Link variants. The EGU 70 delivers 650–1,950 N of steplessly adjustable grip force over a 70 mm per-jaw stroke with IP67-rated electronics, aimed at machine tending and handling of heavy parts. Attributes: Segment: professional; Actuation: electric; Grip force: 1950 N; Stroke: 140 mm; Finger count: 2 count; Mass: 4.52 kg; IP rating: IP67; Voltage: 24 V; Interface: ethercat, io-link Versions: EGU 50; EGU 60; EGU 70 (values in attributes); EGU 80 Price: EUR 3050 at Unchained Robotics (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — EGU 70, €3,050–3,450 excl. VAT depending on interface Unverified: release_year, flange_standard Notes: stroke recorded as total jaw opening (2 × 70 mm per jaw) to match the other grippers. Quotation only at SCHUNK (direct) (https://schunk.com/us/en/gripping-systems/parallel-gripper/egu/egu-70-pn-m-b/p/000000000001491571). Unverified (free text): per-size-specs. Stroke conflict: SCHUNK page says 70 mm per jaw; Unchained says 60 mm per jaw / 120 mm total. SCHUNK value used. PROFINET and EtherNet/IP variants exist but are outside the allowed interface vocabulary. IP67 applies to electronics; guide/base jaws are IP40. Sources: SCHUNK EGU 70-PN-M-B product page (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics SCHUNK EGU 70 (2026-10-28) ## AgileX Robotics SCOUT 2.0 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/agilex-scout-2/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: SCOUT 2.0 is AgileX's four-wheel differential-drive research UGV, a 930 x 699 x 337 mm chassis with independent suspension used as a base for autonomous-navigation and sensing projects. It carries 50 kg, runs about 2.5 hours under full load, and is controlled over CAN bus or ROS 1/ROS 2; the base chassis is IP22, with IP44/IP64 upgrades offered by resellers. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 67 kg; Payload: 50 kg; Battery runtime: 150 min; Max speed: 1.67 m/s; IP rating: IP22; SDK: ros1, ros2; Drive configuration: differential Price: USD 14190 at RobotLAB (US), seen 2026-10-28 Price: USD 14499.95 at Trossen Robotics (US), seen 2026-10-28 — IP64 version; base price not shown Unverified: release_year, autonomy Notes: Minor spec disagreement: AgileX gives 1.67 m/s and 67 kg; RobotLAB/Trossen give 1.5 m/s and 68 kg. Manufacturer values recorded. Battery 24 V 30 Ah standard, 60 Ah optional. Sources: AgileX SCOUT 2.0 product page (2026-10-28); RobotLAB Scout 2.0 (2026-10-28); Trossen Robotics Scout 2.0 (2026-10-28); Trossen Scout 2.0 docs (2026-10-28) ## Seeed Studio Seeed Studio reComputer J4012 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/seeed-recomputer-j4012/ Category: Component > Compute (cp-4) Availability: shipping Summary: The reComputer J4012 is a fanless edge-AI computer built around the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB module (up to 100 TOPS), supplied with a 128 GB NVMe SSD, JetPack preinstalled and a metal enclosure with Gigabit Ethernet, four USB 3.2 ports, HDMI, CAN, two CSI camera connectors and a 40-pin header. It is a ready-to-deploy alternative to assembling a Jetson developer kit and is widely used as the brain of research and service robots. Attributes: Segment: research, professional, education; AI performance: 100 TOPS; Voltage: 12 V; Interface: ethernet, usb, can Versions: reComputer J4012 (Classic) (Orin NX 16 GB, 128 GB NVMe, metal case; values recorded); reComputer Mini J4012 (newer compact board with 54 V DC input and PCIe expansion; USD 899 on Seeed via Hackster (SKU 102111001)) Price: EUR 1888.95 at OpenELAB (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. VAT; stock status not shown Price: USD 899 at Seeed Studio (via Hackster listing), seen 2026-10-28 — This is the reComputer MINI J4012 (SKU 102111001), not the Classic; USD 889 at 10+ Unverified: mass, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): seeedstudio-com-price-classic. seeedstudio.com product page for the Classic J4012 was not in search results; the Hackster "buy" page resolves to Seeed's Mini J4012 listing. Group F noted Seeed's wiki lists J4011/J4012 as Orin NX based. 12 V / 5 A adapter included. JetsonHacks' January 2023 article on the J4012 appeared in search results (not fetched), which suggests a 2023 launch — unverified. Sources: OpenELAB reComputer J4012 (fr) (2026-10-28); Hackster/Seeed reComputer Mini J4012 (2026-10-28); V&A blog on Seeed (2026-10-28) ## Seeed Studio Seeed Studio SO-ARM101 Leader Arm URL: https://whatro.bot/component/seeed-so-arm101-leader-arm/ Category: Component > Teleoperation (cp-7) Availability: shipping Summary: The SO-ARM101 leader arm is the hand-held master of the SO-101 LeRobot pair: a six-motor arm built from 7.4 V Feetech STS3215 servos with 1:191, 1:345 and 1:147 ratios that an operator moves while the follower arm mirrors it, recording demonstrations for imitation learning. Seeed sells it assembled or as a kit together with the follower arm; it is not listed separately on the reseller page fetched. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Teleoperation type: leader-arm; Open source: hardware, software; SDK: python; Compatible with: feetech-sts3215 Versions: SO-ARM101 Standard Edition kit (leader + follower, 5 V bus throughout); SO-ARM101 Pro Assembled Kit (leader + follower, 5 V leader / 12 V follower) Price: EUR 388.45 at OpenELAB (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — SO-ARM101 Pro Assembled Kit (leader + follower + camera + driver boards); ships from China 5–10 days Unverified: mass, release_year, open_source Notes: Unverified (free text): standalone-leader-arm-price; seeedstudio-com-price. open_source [hardware, software] reflects the LeRobot/SO-ARM project's nature as described on the Seeed wiki but was not stated in those words on the fetched pages — editor to confirm or drop. Seeed store URL https://www.seeedstudio.com/SO-ARM100-Low-Cost-AI-Arm-Kit.html was blocked. 'DoF' listed as 5+1 on OpenELAB. GELLO not researched. Sources: Seeed wiki SO-ARM100/101 quick start (ja) (2026-10-28); OpenELAB SO-ARM101 Pro Assembled Kit (2026-10-28) ## Segway Navimow Segway Navimow X3 Series URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/segway-navimow-x3/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Wire-free robot mower family for large lawns (up to 2.5 acres) that combines RTK satellite positioning with visual SLAM (EFLS 3.0) and a 300° camera-plus-ToF obstacle system. All three current models share a 9.3 in cutting deck, 50 % slope capability and IP66 rating, differing in battery size and runtime. Attributes: Segment: consumer; Application: lawn-garden; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: outdoor; Mass: 19.8 kg; Battery runtime: 160 min; IP rating: IP66; Navigation: slam; SDK: proprietary Versions: X315 (0.4 acre; listed in launch press only, not in current US spec table); X330 (1.0 acre, 8 Ah battery, 160 min per charge); X350 (1.5 acres, 10 Ah, 200 min); X390 (2.5 acres, 12.8 Ah, 240 min) Price: USD 2799 at Segway Navimow (direct, US) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — X330 MSRP; product card shows US$2,299. X350 US$3,499 (card 2,799); X390 US$4,999 (card 4,499). Unverified: release_year, max_speed Notes: Mass converted from 43.7 lb (X330/X350; X390 43.9 lb). battery_runtime is the X330 figure (lowest). Navigation 'slam' chosen because EFLS 3.0 is RTK + vSLAM + VIO. Max mowing speed 2.6 ft/s (X330) / 3.3 ft/s (X350/X390) — not recorded as max_speed since it is a mowing, not travel, speed. The i-series was not researched. Sources: Navimow X3 Spec & Compare (2026-10-28); Lawn & Landscape: X3 now for sale in US (2026-10-28) ## Shadow Robot Company Shadow Dexterous Hand URL: https://whatro.bot/component/shadow-robot-dexterous-hand/ Category: Component > End-effector > Hand (cp-1-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The Shadow Dexterous Hand is a research-grade anthropomorphic hand with 20 actuated degrees of freedom (24 joints, four passive), driven by 20 Maxon-motor "Smart Motor" units in the forearm and controlled over EtherCAT with full ROS integration. Fingertip pressure sensors are standard and BioTac tactile sensors are optional; the hand and forearm weigh 4.3 kg and it can hold up to 5 kg in a power grasp. Attributes: Segment: research; Actuation: electric; Finger count: 5 count; DOF: 20 count; Payload: 5 kg; Mass: 4.3 kg; Voltage: 48 V; Interface: ethercat; Tactile sensing: true; SDK: ros1 Versions: Shadow Dexterous Hand (E-series); Shadow Dexterous Hand Lite (listed by MyBotShop); Shadow Dexterous Hand Extra Lite (listed by MyBotShop) Price: on quotation Unverified: price, release_year Notes: Quotation only at MyBotShop (https://www.mybotshop.de/Shadow-Dexterous-Hand_2). The 'product' link is unverified (not fetched). Spec PDF is the E-series sheet from 2022; Shadow has since announced newer hands not covered here. Sources: Shadow Dexterous Hand E technical specification (PDF) (2026-10-28); MyBotShop Shadow Dexterous Hand (2026-10-28) ## Sharpa Sharpa Wave URL: https://whatro.bot/component/sharpa-wave/ Category: Component > End-effector > Hand (cp-1-2) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: Sharpa Wave is a human-sized five-finger dexterous hand with 22 active degrees of freedom, a tactile sensor array and a torque sensor in every finger, connected to the host over gigabit Ethernet. It ships with ROS 2 packages and MuJoCo assets and is aimed at humanoid and research manipulation; at around USD 50-55k per hand it is one of the most expensive end-effectors in this catalogue. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Actuation: electric; Finger count: 5 count; DOF: 22 count; Mass: 1.3 kg; Voltage: 24 V; Interface: ethernet; Tactile sensing: true; SDK: ros2, cpp, python Versions: Sharpa Wave (Left) (USD 55,000 at Robotics Center); Sharpa Wave (Right) (USD 55,000 at Robotics Center) Price: USD 55000 at Robotics Center (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Per hand (Left or Right); select units stocked in San Francisco Unverified: grip_force Notes: Unverified (free text): official-spec-page. voltage 24 is a midpoint of the stated 18-28 V DC input (15 W static, 180 W transient peak). Dimensions 208 x 90 x 50 mm. release_year 2025 reflects the ICRA May 2025 demonstration and "out of stock in late 2025" (KrASIA); the Gasgoo search result mentions a "Special Edition" with pre-orders (not fetched). KrASIA cites ~USD 50,000 per hand (36kr); Robotics Center lists USD 55,000. sharpa.com itself was not fetched. Opposable thumb is taken from the task brief and the "isomorphic to the human hand" description. Sources: CNX Software review of Sharpa Wave (2026-06-02) (2026-10-28); Robotics Center Sharpa listing (2026-10-28); KrASIA on Sharpa (Singapore, Hesai founders) (2026-10-28) ## Skydio Skydio X10 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/skydio-x10/ Category: Robot > Aerial robot > Multirotor (rb-6-1) Availability: shipping Summary: US-made enterprise drone built around autonomous flight: six navigation cameras give 360° obstacle avoidance with a 20 m sensing range, and it can fly on cellular 5G with effectively unlimited range. It carries a swappable multi-camera sensor package including a thermal imager, has an IP55 rating and 40 min max flight time; it is sold through Skydio sales and resellers rather than at a list price. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: inspection-maintenance, security, search-rescue; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: outdoor, airborne; Mass: 2.11 kg; Max take-off weight: 2.49 kg; Flight time: 40 min; IP rating: IP55; SDK: proprietary Versions: VT300-Z sensor package (48 MP 190 mm-eq tele, 50.3 MP wide, 64 MP narrow, FLIR Boson+ 640x512 thermal); VT300-L sensor package; Connect SL / Connect SL + 5G (radio options) Price: on quotation Unverified: price, release_year Notes: No public price: Skydio's page directs to sales/resellers; the Adorama kit listing showed no price and 'no longer available'. Battery 8,800 mAh / 154 Wh (Rev 2). Max speed 20 m/s (16 m/s with standard obstacle avoidance). Skydio sells primarily to enterprise and public sector; purchase restrictions were not stated on fetched pages. Sources: Skydio X10 technical specs (2026-10-28); Adorama X10 kit listing (2026-10-28) ## Seeed Studio SO-ARM101 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/seeed-so-arm101/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: SO-ARM101 is the low-cost 6-axis bus-servo arm designed by TheRobotStudio for the Hugging Face LeRobot ecosystem; Seeed sells it as a kit of Feetech STS3215 servos and driver boards, with 3D-printed parts or fully assembled. The kit is built around a leader arm for teleoperation and a follower arm that records demonstrations, which is how most buyers collect imitation-learning datasets. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Application: research-platform, education; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; SDK: python; Open source: hardware, software; Axes: 6 count; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: SO-ARM101 Standard (all servos 7.4 V / 5 V supplies); SO-ARM101 Pro (12 V follower-arm servos (ST3215-C018/C047), 7.4 V leader); SO-ARM101 Pro Servo Motor Kit (servos, driver boards, cables; no 3D-printed parts); SO-ARM101 Pro Assembled Kit (pre-assembled); SO-ARM101 Pro Unassembled Bundle (servo kit + 3D-printed parts + USB camera) Price: USD 277.99 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — SO-ARM101 Pro Servo Motor Kit (without 3D printed parts); $271.99 at 10+ units; in stock, ships from US/CN/DE Price: USD 315.99 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — SO-ARM101 Pro Assembled Kit; $309.99 at 10+ units Price: USD 309.8 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — Pro Unassembled Bundle: servo kit + 3D printed parts + 720p USB camera Price: USD 29.9 at Seeed Studio, seen 2026-10-28 — SO-101 3D Printed Parts only (price shown as add-on on the kit pages) Unverified: payload, reach, mass, repeatability, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): follower-only price. Leader+follower: the Seeed wiki configures 6 follower (F1–F6) and 6 leader (L1–L6) servos, i.e. the kit as documented is a leader+follower pair (12 servos). The Assembled Kit page, however, says it includes "six STS3215 servos", so it may be a single arm — confirm with Seeed before publishing a per-arm price. No follower-only SKU price was found on Seeed. Design files are on GitHub (TheRobotStudio/SO-ARM100); Seeed calls it open-source. An older "SO-ARM101 Low-Cost AI Arm Servo Motor Kit" is cross-listed at $240 on the LeKiwi page. No payload/reach/weight figures on any Seeed page. Sources: SO-ARM101 Pro Servo Motor Kit (2026-10-28); SO-ARM101 Pro Assembled Kit (2026-10-28); SO-ARM101 Pro Unassembled Bundle (2026-10-28); Seeed wiki: SO-Arm LeRobot tutorial (2026-10-28) ## Sphero Sphero RVR+ URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/sphero-rvr-plus/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Tracked robot (rb-4-2) Availability: shipping Summary: The RVR+ is Sphero's tracked, programmable ground robot for schools and makers, with a swappable rechargeable battery giving about two hours of use and onboard colour, light, IR, magnetometer, accelerometer and gyro sensors. It is driven and coded from the Sphero Edu app (draw, Scratch-style blocks or JavaScript) or through the public Python SDK, and a 4-pin UART port and powered USB-A port let a Raspberry Pi, Arduino or micro:bit ride on top. Attributes: Segment: education, hobby; Application: education; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Battery runtime: 120 min; SDK: python; Drive configuration: tracked; Navigation: none Price: AUD 479.95 at Core Electronics (AU), seen 2026-10-28 — incl. GST (AUD 436.32 excl. GST); lead time applies; SKU CE09122, GTIN 810876026017 Unverified: release_year, mass, max_speed Notes: Unverified (free text): USD price; differences from original RVR. CONFLICT WITH TASK BRIEF: the brief classed the RVR+ as wheeled, but the fetched listing describes 'all-terrain treads' / a track drive system, so wheels_or_tracks is recorded as tracks and drive_config as tracked. The original RVR launched October 2019 at USD 249 (Wikipedia); the RVR+ release year and its exact differences (listing says 'improved' colour sensor) were not confirmed. No US/USD price fetched (sphero.com and Amazon pages not in fetchable results). links.product is the site root per Wikipedia. Sources: Core Electronics RVR+ listing (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Sphero (2026-10-28) ## Boston Dynamics Spot URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/boston-dynamics-spot/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2020 Summary: Spot is Boston Dynamics' four-legged robot for industrial inspection, site capture and research, with 12 actuated joints, five stereo camera pairs and two payload ports. It walks at up to 1.6 m/s, carries about 20 kg and runs roughly 90 minutes per swappable battery. An optional 6-DOF arm and a self-charging dock (Spot Enterprise) extend it to door-opening and unattended missions. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Application: inspection-maintenance, security, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 33.8 kg; Payload: 20.4 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min; Max speed: 1.6 m/s; Has arm: true Versions: Spot; Spot Enterprise (self-charging with dock, announced Feb 2021); Spot Arm (6-DOF arm add-on: ~1 m reach, lifts 11 kg, drags 25 kg, gripper with 4K camera) Price: on quotation Unverified: ip_rating, sdk, price Notes: Current pricing is on request ("Contact Sales"); the only published figure is the June 2020 US launch price of USD 74,500 for the "Explorer" package (lidar +18,450, inspection camera +29,750), which is historical and not recorded as an offer. Battery 564 Wh; runtime ~60 min when powering payloads; standby 180 min. Autonomy recorded as semi-autonomous: Spot is teleoperated by default and runs recorded autonomous missions; the Autowalk feature was not confirmed on a fetched page. bostondynamics.com/products/spot/ was blocked. Sources: Spot Specifications (support KB) (2026-10-28); Spot Arm page (2026-10-28); Boston Dynamics expands Spot product line (2026-10-28); Silicon Republic: Spot on sale for $74,500 (2026-10-28) ## Starship Technologies Starship delivery robot URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/starship-delivery-robot/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: other Summary: Starship's six-wheeled sidewalk robot delivers groceries and food over short distances on university campuses and in towns, at walking pace, with a lockable cargo box of about 40 litres. The robots drive autonomously using cameras, radar, ultrasonic and time-of-flight sensors under remote human monitoring. Starship operates the fleet as a delivery service and does not sell the robots; it reported 9 million deliveries by October 2025. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: delivery; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: outdoor; Payload: 10 kg; Battery runtime: 720 min; Max speed: 1.67 m/s Price: on quotation Unverified: mass, release_year, navigation, sdk Notes: availability as researched: 'not-for-sale'. availability "not-for-sale" is outside the brief's vocabulary, used on the task's instruction (service model). Mass conflicts: Wevolver 35 kg total vs Wikipedia 25 kg unloaded; payload Wevolver 10 kg vs Wikipedia 9.1 kg (10 recorded). Max speed 6 km/h; battery 1260 Wh, "over 12 hours" driving; box 400 x 320 x 340 mm; dimensions 697 x 569 x 571 mm. Wikipedia does not explicitly say the robots are never sold; it describes Starship as developing and operating them. Sources: Wevolver Starship robot spec sheet (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Starship Technologies (2026-10-28) ## Stereolabs Stereolabs ZED 2i URL: https://whatro.bot/component/stereolabs-zed-2i/ Category: Component > Sensor > Camera (cp-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The ZED 2i is a USB 3.0 stereo camera with two 4 MP sensors, a 110 x 70 degree field of view (2.1 mm lens) and a built-in IMU, barometer and magnetometer; depth is computed on the host GPU by the ZED SDK, which also provides positional tracking, mapping and object detection. It is sold in wide and narrow lens versions, with an optional polarizer, and is rated IP66 for outdoor robots. Attributes: Segment: research, professional; Modality: rgb, depth, stereo; Mass: 0.23 kg; IP rating: IP66; Voltage: 5 V; Interface: usb; SDK: python, cpp, ros1, ros2; Range: 20 m Versions: ZED 2i 2.1 mm (wide) (SKU ZED-221110; 0.3-20 m depth; values recorded); ZED 2i 4 mm (narrow) (SKU ZED-222110; 1.5-35 m depth; same price); ZED 2i with polarizer (+USD 50; SKUs ZED-221120 / ZED-222120) Price: USD 499 at Stereolabs (direct), seen 2026-10-28 — Base price, either lens; polarizer +USD 50; dispatched in 2-3 business days Unverified: release_year Notes: Range 20 m is for the 2.1 mm lens (35 m with 4 mm). Power USB 5 V / 380 mA; 175 x 30 x 43 mm; -10 to +50 C; depth up to 100 Hz; 2K at 15 fps. The page is inconsistent on IP66 (feature badge vs "optional enclosure" in the description). Requires an NVIDIA GPU host (Jetson or desktop). Stereolabs' about page now lists the ZED 2 family as the earlier generation below the ZED X series, and states Ouster acquired Stereolabs SAS on 4 February 2026. The store.stereolabs.com URL redirects to the www store page. Sources: Stereolabs store ZED 2i (2026-10-28); Stereolabs about page (2026-10-28) ## Boston Dynamics Stretch URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/boston-dynamics-stretch/ Category: Robot > Mobile manipulator (rb-5) Availability: shipping Summary: Stretch is a mobile manipulator for unloading cases from trucks and containers: a 1 x 1.25 m wheeled base carrying a long-reach arm with a vacuum gripper and a vision system. Boston Dynamics quotes 600-800 cases per hour, cases up to 23 kg, and up to 16 hours per battery, and says it can be installed in an existing warehouse in five days or fewer. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: warehouse-logistics, handling; Autonomy: autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 1300 kg; Payload: 23 kg; Battery runtime: 960 min; Reach: 1950 mm; Arm count: 1 count Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, max_speed, axes, drive_config, navigation Notes: Price on request. Reach recorded as horizontal 1.95 m; vertical reach is 3.2 m. Case surface length 15-91 cm; operating temperature 5-45 °C; fast charge to 90 % in ~2 h. Stretch was unveiled in March 2021 (per search-result headlines), but commercial availability year was not confirmed on a fetched page. Drive type (omnidirectional) not stated in the brochure. Sources: Stretch brochure 2026 (2026-10-28) ## Hello Robot Stretch 3 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/hello-robot-stretch-3/ Category: Robot > Mobile manipulator (rb-5) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: Stretch 3 is a slim, 24.5 kg mobile manipulator for home-environment research: a differential- drive base with a vertical mast, a telescoping arm and the three-axis DexWrist 3 gripper that carries a depth camera, plus a rotating 3D camera on top of the mast. It is built around ROS 2 and Python with an Intel NUC 12 onboard, and is sold mainly to university and corporate research labs. Attributes: Segment: research; Application: research-platform, care-assistance; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 24.5 kg; Payload: 2 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; SDK: python, ros2; Drive configuration: differential; Axes: 5 count; Arm count: 1 count Price: USD 24950 at Robotics Center (US), seen 2026-10-28 — backorder; standard delivery 4–6 weeks Unverified: reach, open_source, max_speed, navigation Notes: Both sources give USD 24,950, matching the launch price reported in Feb 2024. battery_runtime: Robot Report says 'two to five hours' — lower bound recorded. axes 5 counts manipulator joints only (1 lift + 1 telescoping arm + 3 wrist); Robotics Center's '7 DOF' includes the 2 base DOF. Dimensions 33 x 34 x 141 cm. Robotics Center calls it 'open-source' but the manufacturer page was not fetched and the Robot Report describes an 'open platform' with community code, so open_source is omitted per brief. Reach / lift height not stated on either page. hello-robot.com blocks fetching. Sources: Robotics Center Stretch 3 listing (2026-10-28); The Robot Report: Stretch 3 launch (2024-02-15) (2026-10-28) ## Techman Robot TM AI Cobot S Series URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/techman-tm-ai-cobot-s/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: Techman's TM AI Cobot S Series is a family of six-axis cobots with a built-in eye-in-hand colour camera, programmed with the flowchart-based TMflow software (plus TMscript and TMcraft for developers). Eight sizes run from 5 kg to 30 kg payload. The arms are TÜV-certified to ISO 13849-1, ISO 10218-1 and ISO/TS 15066. Attributes above are for the TM5S. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, machine-tending, inspection-qc, assembly; Collaborative: true; Environment: indoor; Mass: 23.9 kg; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP65; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 946 mm; Repeatability: 0.03 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: TM5S (5 kg, 946 mm, 23.9 kg); TM6S (6 kg, 1800 mm, 35.5 kg (spec sheet value; unusually long — verify)); TM7S (7 kg, 758 mm, 22.9 kg); TM12S (12 kg, 1300 mm, 33.3 kg); TM14S (14 kg, 1100 mm, 33 kg); TM20S (20 kg, 1300 mm, 33.3 kg); TM25S (25 kg, 1902 mm, 81.6 kg); TM30S (30 kg, 1702 mm, 80.6 kg) Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, sdk, mounting, price Notes: Spec sheet says 'IP65 robot arm will be available in 2025/Q3' — as of the Oct 2025 catalogue the arm is listed IP65. The TM6S reach of 1800 mm looks anomalous next to its siblings; flagged. Also UL 1740 / CSA Z434 (SGS). HQ not verified (see manufacturer note). Sources: TM Robot S-series spec sheet (2026-10-28); TM Robot catalogue p10-11 (Oct 2025) (2026-10-28) ## Clearpath Robotics TurtleBot 4 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/clearpath-turtlebot-4/ Category: Robot > Ground robot > Wheeled robot (rb-4-1) Availability: shipping Summary: TurtleBot 4 is the ROS 2 reference mobile robot made by Clearpath Robotics with Open Robotics: an iRobot Create 3 base carrying a Raspberry Pi 4, a 2D lidar and an OAK-D Pro depth camera. The Standard model adds a sensor tower and a user-interface board for expansion, while the Lite keeps the lidar and camera in a lower, simpler package. It is aimed at robotics courses and navigation research. Attributes: Segment: education, research; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 3.9 kg; Payload: 9 kg; Battery runtime: 150 min; Max speed: 0.31 m/s; SDK: ros2 Versions: TurtleBot 4 Standard (sensor tower with 2D lidar, OAK-D Pro camera, UI board with display/buttons/LEDs and extra USB-C ports); TurtleBot 4 Lite (no sensor tower or UI board; lidar and camera retained; lower cost) Price: USD 1850 at Robotics Center (US), seen 2026-10-28 — TurtleBot 4 Standard; backorder, 4–6 weeks. Lite: 'contact for pricing' Unverified: drive_config, navigation, release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): Lite price; Lite specs; lidar model on Lite. Specs in attributes are for the Standard (RPi 4B 4 GB, RPLIDAR A1, OAK-D Pro, 341 x 339 x 351 mm, 9 kg default / 15 kg custom payload, 2.5–4 h runtime — lower bound recorded). Robotics Center page is inconsistent on weight (3.9 kg spec vs '20 kg net weight' header; spec value used). RobotShop's Lite page returned an error, so no Lite price. No fetched page states the drive configuration or navigation stack explicitly, so drive_config and navigation are omitted. links.product URL from search listing (clearpathrobotics.com product/shop pages not fetched; the blog fetched). Sources: Clearpath blog: choosing Standard vs Lite (2025-11-19) (2026-10-28); Robotics Center TurtleBot 4 listing (2026-10-28) ## UBTECH Robotics UBTECH Walker S2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/ubtech-walker-s2/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Walker S2 is UBTECH's industrial humanoid for factory and logistics work: 176 cm, 70 kg, 52 degrees of freedom with 11-DOF tactile hands, and a 15 kg lift capacity. Its distinguishing feature is autonomous battery swapping in about three minutes, intended for round-the-clock shifts. It is sold to enterprises on quotation. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, warehouse-logistics, assembly; Environment: indoor; Mass: 70 kg; Payload: 15 kg; Max speed: 2 m/s; Height: 1760 mm; Total DOF: 52 count Price: USD 243275 at RobotShop (reseller) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Sale price incl. US tariffs; 'On Demand', not stocked Unverified: release_year, battery_runtime, sdk, autonomy, hands_included Notes: Hands are included but the hand type (dexterous-hand/gripper) was not recorded. Asked for 'Walker S / Walker S2': the Walker S series (S1, S Lite) launched October 2024 per Wikipedia; S2 is the current model and the only one with a fetched spec sheet, so it is recorded here. UBTECH's own page renders the spec table as an image; numbers come from the UBTECH introduction PDF and RobotShop. Software is described as 'Ubuntu + ROSA 2.0' open development platform (RobotShop); not mapped to an sdk value. Sources: UBTECH Walker S2 product page (2026-10-28); UBTECH Walker S2 introduction PDF (hosted by Funduino) (2026-10-28); RobotShop Walker S2 (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree B2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-b2/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The B2 is Unitree's industrial-class quadruped: about 60 kg, IP67, with a 2250 Wh swappable battery giving 4-6 hours and a 40 kg walking payload. The B2-W variant replaces the feet with powered wheels for faster travel on roads and flat floors. It targets inspection, security and research deployments. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Application: inspection-maintenance, security, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor, hazardous; Mass: 60 kg; Payload: 40 kg; Battery runtime: 240 min; Max speed: 6 m/s; IP rating: IP67; Wheel feet: false Versions: B2 (legged; about 60 kg, IP67, 4-6 h); B2-W (wheel-footed version; 75 kg, >15 km/h, 12 DOF, 40 kg walking payload; £56,999.99 at Scan UK (pre-order)) Price: GBP 56999.99 at Scan Computers (UK reseller) (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — B2-W Standard (no lidar), inc. VAT, pre-order 6-8 weeks. B2 (legged) price on request everywhere fetched. Unverified: release_year, sdk Notes: Max speed '>6 m/s' is footnoted by Unitree as achieved only in special configurations with a safety speed limit in practice. Standing load is 120 kg (Unitree) / 80 kg (Maverick); payload recorded as walking load 40 kg. B2 price is on request. Editor may prefer to split B2-W into its own record (as done for Go2-W) since it is wheel-footed; its facts would be legs 4, wheels_or_tracks wheels, wheel_feet true, mass 75. Sources: Unitree B2 product page (2026-10-28); Scan UK B2-W Standard (2026-10-28); Maverick Drone B2 Basic (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree G1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-g1/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping; first sold 2024 Summary: The G1 is a 1.32 m, 35 kg bipedal humanoid sold as a base model and an EDU model for secondary development. The base unit has 23 degrees of freedom and no hands; the EDU version can be configured up to 43 DOF with optional three-finger hands and an extra compute module. It is aimed at research labs, universities and developers. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform, education, entertainment; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 35 kg; Payload: 2 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Height: 1320 mm; Total DOF: 23 count; Hands included: none Versions: G1 (23 DOF, no hands, no secondary development; US $13.5K on unitree.com); G1 EDU (23-43 DOF, optional Dex3-1 three-finger hands, optional Orin compute, secondary development; price on request) Price: USD 13500 at Unitree (direct, unitree.com), seen 2026-10-28 — Page headline 'Price from $13.5K'; G1 base 'US $13.5K (tax and shipping excluded)'; G1 EDU 'Contact sales' Price: USD 17990 at RobotLAB (US reseller) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — G1 Basic US MSRP; G1 EDU configurations $43,900 to $83,900 Unverified: max_speed, sdk, ip_rating Notes: The widely quoted $16,000 launch price (2024) is no longer on the official page, which now says 'from $13.5K'. Payload = arm max load (about 2 kg base, 3 kg EDU). The official page also links G1+ and G1-D (wheeled) variants without specs. SDK is documented for EDU only ('secondary development manual'); language bindings not confirmed. The www.unitree.com/g1 URL was blocked by the fetch permission gate; unitree.com/g1/ (no www) was fetched. Sources: Unitree G1 product page (2026-10-28); RobotLAB Unitree G1 store page (2026-10-28); Wikipedia: Unitree Robotics (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree GO-M8010-6 URL: https://whatro.bot/component/unitree-go-m8010-6/ Category: Component > Actuator > Joint module (cp-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The GO-M8010-6 is the joint motor module from Unitree's Go1 quadruped, sold as a standalone actuator: a brushless motor with an integrated 6.33:1 reducer, 15-bit encoder and FOC driver controlled over a 4 Mbps RS-485 bus. It is bought mainly by research groups and hobbyists building legged robots, arms and exoskeletons. Attributes: Segment: research, education, hobby; Peak torque: 23.7 Nm; Gear ratio: 6.33 ratio; Interface: rs485; Voltage: 24 V; Mass: 0.53 kg Price: USD 280 at AIFITLAB, seen 2026-10-28 — Regular price; the page also shows 'From $20.00', probably an accessory variant. Unverified: rated_torque, reducer_type, release_year Notes: industrial_bus set true per task brief although the bus is RS-485, not EtherCAT/CAN; flag for classifier. Max speed 30 rad/s, max current 40 A, 12–30 V input (24 V recommended). Official pages unitree.com/GO-M8010-6 and shop.unitree.com were blocked and not fetched; the 'product' link above is unverified. Sources: AIFITLAB GO-M8010-6 listing (2026-10-28); ServoDatabase GO-M8010-6 (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree Go2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-go2/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Go2 is a 15 kg quadruped sold in consumer (Air, Pro) and developer (EDU) tiers. All versions share the same body, lidar and roughly 8 kg payload; the tiers differ in top speed, onboard compute and whether secondary development is allowed. It is widely used as a low-cost legged research platform. Attributes: Segment: consumer, education, research; Application: research-platform, education, entertainment; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 15 kg; Payload: 8 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; Max speed: 3.7 m/s; Has arm: true Versions: Go2 Air (entry model, max 2.5 m/s, no secondary development); Go2 Pro (max 3.5 m/s, 3D lidar mapping, Orin Nano 40 TOPS); Go2 EDU (full secondary development; Standard (Orin Nano) and Plus (Orin NX 100 TOPS) with optional Livox Mid-360 / Hesai XT16 lidar and optional servo arm) Price: USD 2350 at RobotLAB (US reseller) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Go2 Air Package US MSRP; Go2 Pro Package $3,750; Go2 EDU Standard $11,190; Go2 EDU Plus $13,205 Price: GBP 2389.99 at Scan Computers (UK reseller) (UK), seen 2026-10-28 — Go2 Air inc. VAT; Go2 Pro £2,999.99; Go2 EDU Standard £7,499.99; EDU Plus £9,499.99 Unverified: release_year, ip_rating, sdk Notes: The official unitree.com/go2 page was blocked by the fetch permission gate; specs come from authorised resellers. The '$1,600 Go2 Air' launch price (2023) does not appear on any page fetched today; current US MSRP for the Air package is $2,350. Battery runtime is quoted as 2-4 h (120 min recorded as the lower bound). Max speed 3.7 m/s applies to Go2-X/EDU; Air is 2.5 m/s and Pro 3.5 m/s. 'has_arm' reflects the optional servo arm on EDU. Sources: Maverick Drone Go2 series page (2026-10-28); Scan UK Go2 range (2026-10-28); RobotLAB Go2 store page (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree Go2-W URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-go2-w/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Go2-W is the wheel-footed version of the Go2: an 18 kg quadruped with 7-inch pneumatic tyres on each leg so it can roll on flat ground and walk or climb when the terrain requires. It carries about 8 kg (12 kg max), runs 1.5-3 hours, and is sold in several compute and sensor packages for research and inspection. Attributes: Segment: education, research, professional; Application: research-platform, inspection-maintenance, education; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 18 kg; Payload: 8 kg; Battery runtime: 90 min; Max speed: 2.5 m/s; Wheel feet: true Versions: Go2-W Standard; Go2-W Plus; Go2-W Ultimate; Go2-W Inspection Price: USD 13000 at RobotLAB (US reseller) (US), seen 2026-10-28 — Go2-W Standard US MSRP; Plus $15,199; Ultimate $20,890; Inspection $32,299 Price: USD 13999 at Top 3D Shop (reseller), seen 2026-10-28 — Page also says to request a quote for the current price Unverified: release_year, ip_rating, sdk Notes: Classification: the robot has four legs that end in powered wheels; recorded as legs 4 plus wheels_or_tracks wheels and wheel_feet true. Variant names come from the RobotLAB price list, not from Unitree's page (which lists none). Sources: Unitree Go2-W product page (2026-10-28); RobotLAB Go2 store page (2026-10-28); Top 3D Shop Go2-W (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree H1 / H1-2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-h1/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The H1 is Unitree's full-size research humanoid (about 1.8 m, 47 kg) built for fast locomotion, with a 3D lidar and depth camera and optional hands. The H1-2 is a heavier 27-DOF revision with 7-DOF arms, a waist joint and a rated arm load of about 7 kg, aimed at manipulation research rather than speed. Attributes: Segment: research; Application: research-platform; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Mass: 47 kg; Height: 1800 mm; Max speed: 3.3 m/s; Hands included: none; SDK: proprietary Versions: H1 (about 180 cm, 47 kg, 5-DOF legs, 4-DOF arms, 3.3 m/s; $90,000 at shop.unitree.com); H1-2 (about 178 cm, 70 kg, 27 DOF, 6-DOF legs, 7-DOF arms, <2 m/s, optional Dex5-1 hands) Price: USD 90000 at Unitree (direct, shop.unitree.com), seen 2026-10-28 — H1; 'Contact sales to get H1 edu price'; delivery time on request Price: USD 122455 at Top 3D Shop (reseller), seen 2026-10-28 — H1-2 sale price (regular $128,900); page asks buyers to request a quote; lead time 2-3 months Unverified: release_year, battery_runtime, dof_total, payload Notes: H1 has been superseded as Unitree's flagship by the H2 (separate record). The official page says specifications 'are still being iterated'. H1 total DOF is not stated officially; H1-2 is 27 DOF. 'sdk: proprietary' reflects the Intel i5/i7 user-development compute and secondary-development support stated on the page; language bindings not confirmed. Sources: Unitree H1 / H1-2 product page (2026-10-28); Unitree store H1 (2026-10-28); Top 3D Shop H1-2 (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree H2 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-h2/ Category: Robot > Humanoid > Bipedal humanoid (rb-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The H2 is Unitree's current full-size humanoid, about 180 cm tall with 31 degrees of freedom and 360 N·m peak joint torque. Unitree sells it direct at a published price, which is unusually low for a full-size humanoid, and updates its motion algorithms over the air. Attributes: Segment: research; Application: research-platform, entertainment; Environment: indoor, outdoor; Height: 1800 mm; Total DOF: 31 count Versions: H2 ($29,900 USD at shop.unitree.com; out of stock on 2026-10-28); H2 EDU (listed by resellers; not on the fetched Unitree store page) Price: USD 29900 at Unitree (direct, shop.unitree.com), seen 2026-10-28 — Listed 'Out of Stock' on 2026-10-28 Unverified: mass, battery_runtime, max_speed, hands_included, sdk, release_year Notes: www.unitree.com/h2 was blocked by the fetch permission gate; only the Unitree store page was read, so weight, runtime and speed are missing. Reseller GlobalDroneHQ lists H2 at $39,900 and H2 EDU at $66,800 (prices 'verified October 2026'); these differ from Unitree's own $29,900 and are not recorded as offers. Sources: Unitree store H2 (2026-10-28); GlobalDroneHQ Unitree price guide 2026 (reseller) (2026-10-28) ## Unitree Robotics Unitree Z1 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/unitree-z1/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The Unitree Z1 is a compact six-axis research arm weighing about 4.5 kg, with harmonic-drive joints, 740 mm reach and roughly 0.1 mm repeatability. It communicates over RS-485/Ethernet, runs from 24 V and offers position and force control with collision detection through an open SDK on Ubuntu. The Air and Pro versions differ in payload (2 kg vs 3–5 kg) and cooling. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4.5 kg; Payload: 3 kg; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 740 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count Versions: Z1 Air (4.3 kg, 2 kg payload); Z1 Pro (4.5 kg, 3–5 kg payload, higher-performance components, air cooling) Price: USD 13387.5 at STEMfinity (US), seen 2026-10-28 — 'from' price covering Z1 Air / Z1 Pro; no per-variant price shown Unverified: release_year, sdk Notes: Unverified (free text): whether Unitree itself still lists the Z1 (vs. D1); mass/payload of the configuration priced. Could not confirm from a fetched Unitree page whether the Z1 is still sold directly or has been replaced by the D1 (unitree.com blocks fetching; RobotShop's Z1 Pro page returned an error). The Z1 is still listed by a US reseller (STEMfinity) with no discontinuation note, so availability is recorded as shipping. mass/payload in attributes are the Z1 Pro figures (payload lower bound). The listing says 'open SDK, Ubuntu' but names no language, so `sdk` is omitted. links.product is the manufacturer URL from the group C pass (not fetched). Sources: STEMfinity Unitree Z1 listing (2026-10-28) ## Universal Robots UR20 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/universal-robots-ur20/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The UR20 is Universal Robots' larger-format six-axis cobot with a 20 kg rated payload and 1750 mm reach, sharing the e-Series control box and PolyScope pendant. The sibling UR30 trades reach for payload (30 kg at 1300 mm). Both arms are IP65 and can be mounted in any orientation. Attributes: Segment: professional; Application: handling, palletizing, machine-tending, welding; Collaborative: true; Environment: indoor; Mass: 64 kg; Payload: 20 kg; IP rating: IP65; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 1750 mm; Repeatability: 0.1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, table, wall, ceiling Versions: UR20 (20 kg payload, 1750 mm reach, 64 kg); UR30 (30 kg payload, 1300 mm reach, 63.5 kg, IP65, ±0.1 mm) Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year, sdk Notes: Datasheet states 25 kg (UR20) / 35 kg (UR30) 'with boundary conditions'; rated values recorded. Safety EN ISO 13849-1 PLd Cat 3, EN ISO 10218-1, UL 1740. Applications are editor's mapping of typical heavy-payload cobot uses, not from the datasheet. Price on quotation. Sources: UR20 datasheet (2026-10-28); UR30 datasheet (2026-10-28) ## Universal Robots UR5e URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/universal-robots-ur5e/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The UR5e is a six-axis collaborative arm in Universal Robots' e-Series, rated for a 5 kg payload and 850 mm reach with a built-in force/torque sensor at the wrist. It is programmed from a touchscreen teach pendant (PolyScope) and also exposes ROS/ROS2 and fieldbus interfaces, and it can be mounted in any orientation. The e-Series shares one control box and pendant across sizes from the UR3e to the UR16e. Attributes: Segment: professional, research, education; Application: handling, machine-tending, assembly, research-platform; Collaborative: true; Environment: indoor; Mass: 20.7 kg; Payload: 5 kg; IP rating: IP54; SDK: ros1, ros2; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 850 mm; Repeatability: 0.03 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: floor, table, wall, ceiling Versions: UR3e (e-Series, smallest; specs not fetched); UR5e (specs below); UR10e (e-Series; specs not fetched); UR16e (e-Series; specs not fetched) Price: on quotation Unverified: release_year Notes: Unverified (free text): variant specs for UR3e/UR10e/UR16e. Safety: EN ISO 13849-1 PLd Cat 3 and EN ISO 10218-1 per datasheet, hence collaborative true. Mounting 'Any orientation' mapped to floor/table/wall/ceiling. No UR list price found on universal-robots.com. The Unchained Robotics page at the UR5e URL lists EUR 30,619 excl. VAT but its title/specs describe a UR7e (7.5 kg), so it was NOT recorded as a UR5e offer. Reseller page titles seen in search (Clearpath 'UR7e', UR 'UR12e' comparison) suggest the e-Series now also includes UR7e and UR12e — not verified. UR series comparison page returned a client error. Sources: UR5e datasheet (UR manuals site) (2026-10-28); Unchained Robotics UR5e listing (2026-10-28) ## Trossen Robotics WidowX AI URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/trossen-widowx-ai/ Category: Robot > Arm > Articulated arm (rb-1-1) Availability: shipping Summary: The WidowX AI is a 4 kg six-axis research arm with an integrated gripper, 1.5 kg payload and about 0.77 m reach, built for imitation-learning and teleoperation work. It is controlled over Ethernet from a C++ driver with ROS 2, LeRobot, MuJoCo, Gazebo and Isaac integrations, and is sold as Base, Leader (teleop handle) and Follower (gripper plus wrist camera) configurations. Attributes: Segment: research, education; Application: research-platform; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; Mass: 4 kg; Payload: 1.5 kg; SDK: cpp, ros2; Axes: 6 count; Reach: 769 mm; Repeatability: 1 mm; Arm count: 1 count; Mounting: table Versions: WidowX AI Base (precision gripper with silicone tips); WidowX AI Leader (ambidextrous leader handle with sliding-rail pinchers (teleoperation)); WidowX AI Follower (precision gripper plus Intel RealSense D405 on integrated mount) Price: EUR 18000 at Génération Robots (EU), seen 2026-10-28 — excl. VAT (EUR 21,600 incl. VAT); bundled with TOTL Workstation PC; delivery 4–6 weeks; one price for all variants Unverified: release_year, mounting Notes: Unverified (free text): US list price (store.trossenrobotics.com not fetched). Reach: manufacturer docs say 0.769 m; Génération Robots says 700 mm — docs value used. Repeatability 1 mm is from the reseller page only (docs give none). Docs list only a C++ API (trossen_arm::TrossenArmDriver) and Ethernet; ROS 2/LeRobot (Python) support from reseller page. Gripper: 40 mm max finger displacement, 100 N max grip force; 24 V nominal, 15 A peak. links.product URL from search listing (trossenrobotics.com blocks fetching). mounting 'table' is an assumption for a desktop research arm; no page states mounting options. Sources: Trossen docs: WidowX AI specifications (2026-10-28); Génération Robots WidowX AI listing (2026-10-28) ## Luwu Dynamics XGO-lite3 URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/luwu-dynamics-xgo-lite3/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: XGO-lite3 is the smaller sibling of the XGO-mini2S: a 15-DOF quadruped with an integrated gripper arm, a Raspberry Pi CM5 and support for block coding, Python and ROS. It targets classrooms and hobbyists who want a compact legged robot with vision-based grasping. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 0.61 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; SDK: python, ros1; Has arm: true Price: USD 739 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — in stock Unverified: release_year, max_speed, open_source Notes: Asked for XGO-Lite 2; current model is XGO-lite3 (CM5). Official page says "15-DOF" with arm and gripper; the RobotShop listing says 12 DOF with integrated gripper — the 15 figure presumably counts the arm. The older XGO-lite2 (CM4, 575 g, ~2 h runtime) is documented at wiki.elecfreaks.com but is no longer on the official lineup. Mass 610 g and ~2 h runtime are from RobotShop. Sources: XGO-lite3 official page (2026-10-28); RobotShop XGO-Lite3 Quadruped Robot (2026-10-28); Luwu Dynamics home page (2026-10-28) ## Luwu Dynamics XGO-mini2S URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/luwu-dynamics-xgo-mini2s/ Category: Robot > Legged robot > Quadruped (rb-3-1) Availability: shipping Summary: XGO-mini2S is a desktop quadruped with 12 leg joints plus a 3-DOF arm and a 1-DOF turntable, built on a Raspberry Pi CM5 running Luwu-OS. It is aimed at education and hobby AI work, with Python (xgolib) and ROS 2 support, an onboard camera and an optional lidar edition for mapping. Attributes: Segment: hobby, education, research; Application: education, research-platform; Autonomy: semi-autonomous; Environment: indoor; Mass: 0.915 kg; Battery runtime: 120 min; SDK: python, ros2; Has arm: true Versions: XGO-mini2S; XGO-mini2S LiDAR edition (adds a small 360° lidar (0.02–12 m)) Price: USD 1599 at RobotShop (US), seen 2026-10-28 — XGO Mini2s with Radar (lidar edition); in stock Unverified: release_year, max_speed Notes: Unverified (free text): official direct price. The task asked for XGO-Mini 2; the current official lineup is XGO-lite3, XGO-mini2S, XGO-mini2SW (wheel-legged, Kickstarter) and XGO-Rider2. XGO-mini2S is the direct successor (CM5 instead of CM4). The older XGO-mini2+ (CM4, 12 DOF + 3-DOF gripper, 950 g) is still listed at eu.robotshop.com for €1,266.47 but out of stock. Arm is integrated and the arm total is 16 DOF per the official page. Battery runtime (about 2 h) is from the RobotShop listing; official page gives only 3800 mAh 2S. The manufacturer's own shop lists the model without a visible price. Sources: XGO-mini2S official page (2026-10-28); RobotShop XGO Mini2s with Radar (US) (2026-10-28); Luwu Dynamics shop (2026-10-28) ## WowRobo XLeRobot URL: https://whatro.bot/robot/wowrobo-xlerobot/ Category: Robot > Mobile manipulator (rb-5) Availability: shipping; first sold 2025 Summary: XLeRobot is an open-source (Apache-2.0) household-robot design that mounts two SO-ARM101 arms and a wheeled base on an IKEA cart, controlled from a laptop or Raspberry Pi through LeRobot. The WowRobo developer kit supplies the arms, cameras, drive servos and printed structure; the cart, battery, computer and leader arms are not included. Attributes: Segment: hobby, research; Application: research-platform, general-purpose; Autonomy: teleoperated; Environment: indoor; SDK: python; Open source: hardware, software; Drive configuration: differential; Navigation: none; Axes: 6 count; Arm count: 2 count; Reach: 400 mm Versions: Combo – Dual-Arm + Base Expansion (two assembled SO-ARM101 follower arms + base kit); Base Expansion (Unassembled Kit) (structure only, no arms; sold out at capture) Price: USD 447.99 at OpenELAB, seen 2026-10-28 — Combo dual-arm + base expansion; excludes cart, battery, computer, leader arms Unverified: mass, payload, battery_runtime, max_speed Notes: Unverified (free text): manufacturer details. Seeed Studio does NOT appear to sell XLeRobot (its docs name Seeed only as a hackathon co-host); the kit is made by WowRobo and sold via OpenELAB and Taobao (3699 RMB). The docs quote ~$660 for a self-sourced build and $579 for the developer kit, versus $447.99 at OpenELAB. Per the 0.4.0 kit listing the base uses two servo-driven wheels plus casters with "no lateral strafing", hence differential; earlier versions were based on the 3-omni-wheel LeKiwi base. Reach ~40 cm and payload ~0.6–1.0 kg per arm come from the OpenELAB listing. The design is by Gaotian (Vector) Wang et al. Sources: XLeRobot documentation (2026-10-28); OpenELAB: WowRobo XLeRobot kit (2026-10-28) ## ZeroErr ZeroErr eRob URL: https://whatro.bot/component/zeroerr-erob/ Category: Component > Actuator > Joint module (cp-2-1) Availability: shipping Summary: eRob is ZeroErr's series of integrated rotary actuators that combine a servo motor, strain wave (harmonic) reducer, dual absolute encoders, driver and optional brake or torque sensor in one housing, controlled over EtherCAT, CANopen or Modbus. Sizes run from the 70 mm class up to the 142 mm class; the attribute values above are the eRob 142I at 100:1, the variant with a fetched spec sheet. Attributes: Segment: professional, research; Rated torque: 178 Nm; Peak torque: 433 Nm; Gear ratio: 100 ratio; Reducer type: harmonic; Interface: ethercat, can, rs485; Voltage: 48 V; Mass: 6.49 kg Versions: eRob 142I (1,000 W; ratios 50/80/100/120/160; rated 99–178 Nm; 6.49 kg); eRob 142T; eRob 110I; eRob 90I; eRob 80I; eRob 80T; eRob 70I Price: USD 2333 at rcdrone.top (Shenzhen Baichen Trading), seen 2026-10-28 — eRob 142I; sold out at access; meta tag shows $2,305 Unverified: release_year Notes: peak_torque 433 Nm is the 100:1 figure to match gear_ratio; the 160:1 variant is 484 Nm. Unverified (free text): per-variant-specs; manufacturer-direct-price. The official en.zeroerr.cn page fetched was generic (no per-model numbers). rcdrone spec table lists 6.49 kg while its drawing says 6.7 kg. Peak 484 Nm is the 160:1 start/stop figure; 100:1 is 433 Nm. Variant names come from product URLs only. Sources: rcdrone.top eRob 142I listing (2026-10-28); ZeroErr eRob page (80T URL) (2026-10-28); Robotics Center ZeroErr brand page (2026-10-28)