HumanoidsAstribotChina
Astribot S1
Humanoid platform by Astribot (Stardust Intelligence, Shenzhen) with two cable-driven 7-axis arms that emulate human musculature. One of the fastest manipulation systems in its class: end-effector speed up to 10 m/s with ±0.1 mm repeatability. Built for research centers and companies prototyping service and industrial manipulation scenarios.
Specifications
- End-effector speed
- up to 10 m/s
- Repeatability
- ±0.1 mm
- Payload per arm
- up to 10 kg
- Arm kinematics
- 2 × 7 DoF
- Height
- approx. 170 cm
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Applications
- Manipulation research and development in embodied AI labs
- Imitation learning on real-world household and workplace tasks
- Pilot service scenarios: table setting, sorting, handling dishes and objects
- Demo zones and showrooms of technology companies
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