Blueworm Embodied Unveils Mantis Standard Modular Wheeled Humanoid Priced from RMB 9,800
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Blueworm Embodied has launched the Mantis Standard, a modular wheeled humanoid robot priced starting at RMB 9,800. This innovative robot features 22 degrees of freedom and a single-arm payload capacity of 7 kg, enhancing its versatility in various applications.
The introduction of the Mantis Standard is significant as it combines advanced capabilities with affordability, making humanoid robotics more accessible. With an omnidirectional chassis that can reach speeds of 3 m/s and teleoperation latency under 10 ms, this robot is designed for efficient operation in dynamic environments.
Looking ahead, the Mantis Standard's modular design may pave the way for further developments in humanoid robotics. As the market for such technologies grows, industry professionals will be keen to observe how this product influences the competitive landscape and adoption rates in various sectors. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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