It was never sold commercially. The custom build cost was not disclosed. No used units have been listed.
It can walk bipedally, greet visitors, give guided tours, and perform traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting using its robotic arm.
No. Only one unit was built for the China Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, and it is not for sale.
It uses the same core bipedal platform but has a custom panda shell and specialized software for art demos. Walker models are general-purpose and commercially available; the Panda is a one-off exhibition piece.
Height 1.30 m, weight 63 kg, 41 degrees of freedom, 2-hour battery life, max speed 7.2 km/h, standing payload 15 kg.
UBTECH Robotics, a Chinese humanoid robot manufacturer founded in 2012 in Shenzhen, known for the Walker series.
Approximately 2 hours per charge, similar to other early Walker-based robots.
It was used in tourism and cultural promotion at Expo 2020 Dubai. No industrial deployments.
Presumably, as it is based on the Walker platform with ROS-based software, but its software was custom for exhibition purposes and not publicly released.
