RobotEra does not publish a price; cost is quoted individually after contacting the manufacturer. Industry estimates place it between $30,000–$100,000 based on similar service humanoids, but this is unconfirmed.
It provides customer service, information provision, and visitor guidance using a 55-DOF body, onboard embodied AI, and a multimodal language model for natural conversations. It can carry up to 20 kg and move at 14.4 km/h.
Yes, but only through direct enterprise inquiry. There is no online retail purchase option, and lead times are negotiated individually.
The Q5 is a wheeled service robot for customer interaction, while the L7 is a bipedal industrial humanoid with higher payload (20 kg vs. 20 kg standing) and faster speed (14.4 km/h vs. 14.4 km/h). The Q5 focuses on safety and simplicity, the L7 on dexterous industrial tasks.
Height: 1.65 m, weight: 65 kg, degrees of freedom: 55, max speed: 14.4 km/h, battery life: >4 hours, payload: 20 kg.
RobotEra, a Chinese robotics company founded in unknown year, also produces the Star 1 and L7 humanoids. Headquartered in China.
It offers over 4 hours of continuous operation under typical load, per the official spec sheet. Charging time and whether the battery is swappable have not been disclosed.
Healthcare, retail, tourism, hospitality, and education. It is deployed for reception, guidance, and information kiosks in public-facing environments.
