The estimated enterprise quote is $75,000 per unit, though final pricing depends on integration requirements and volume. Contact UBTECH’s commercial division for an official proposal.
It handles parcel handling, smart parts sorting, and SPS tasks in automotive factories. With 41 DOF and 3 kg payload, it picks and places small components, navigates dynamic floors at 5 km/h, and can perform light assembly assistance.
It is available for enterprise purchase only, with pilot deployments at BYD and Geely plants. No public retail channel exists; all sales go through UBTECH’s commercial team.
Optimus targets a lower price (~$20,000) but is still in development. Walker S1 has proven factory deployments now, with 41 DOF and specific industrial tooling, whereas Optimus remains a general‑purpose concept.
Height 1.72 m, weight 76 kg, 41 DOF, 2‑hour battery life, max speed 5 km/h, payload 3 kg (arm), standing payload 15 kg. Navigation via semantic VSLAM cameras.
UBTECH Robotics, founded in 2012 in Shenzhen, China. The company is known for consumer humanoids (Alpha, Walker) and now industrial humanoids. Website: https://www.commercial.ubtrobot.com
It operates for approximately 2 hours on a full charge. Charging time and whether batteries are hot‑swappable have not been publicly disclosed.
Primarily automotive manufacturing (BYD, Geely) for parts sorting and SPS. Logistics and warehousing are logical extensions given its parcel‑handling capability.
