HumanoidsCASBOTChina
CASBOT W1
Wheeled humanoid by CASBOT (Beijing) with a lifting column and dual 7-axis arms: a floor-to-2.1 m working height covers both lower and upper shelf levels. An onboard Intel Core i9 with NVIDIA RTX 4060, 360° LiDAR and RGB-D cameras enable autonomous navigation and manipulation. A practical format for warehouses, retail and light industry where a bipedal platform is overkill.
Specifications
- Working height
- 0–2.1 m
- Arms
- dual, 7 DoF each
- Total degrees of freedom
- 20
- Onboard computer
- Intel Core i9 + NVIDIA RTX 4060
- Sensors
- 360° LiDAR, RGB-D cameras, IMU
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Applications
- In-warehouse logistics: moving and placing goods on shelves
- Workstation tending and parts feeding in manufacturing
- Inventory and shelf stocking in retail
- Routine inspection of facilities and equipment
- Embodied AI research projects on a mobile platform
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