Blue Insect Embodied Introduces Modular Mantis Standard Humanoid Robot Starting at RMB 9,800
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Blue Insect Embodied, a technology-transfer company from Xi’an Jiaotong University, has launched the modular Mantis Standard humanoid robot, also known as 'Xiaobai,' with a starting price of RMB 9,800. This robot features a modular design with standardized components, including its chassis, arms, waist, and head, which are connected via quick-install interfaces.
The Mantis Standard robot boasts 22 degrees of freedom, a single-arm payload capacity of 7 kilograms, and an arm span of 663 millimeters. It also features a waist lift capability of 550 millimeters and an omnidirectional base that supports three degrees of freedom, achieving a forward speed of 3 meters per second and a battery life of three hours.
This launch is significant as it highlights advancements in modular robotics, making humanoid robots more accessible and versatile for various applications. The low starting price may attract interest from educational institutions and research facilities. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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