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RobotEra

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robotera.com·Beijing Xingdong Jiyuan Technology Co., Ltd.·Beijing, Haidian District, CN·founded 2023·updated 2026-09-04·revision 1
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RobotEra designs and manufactures general-purpose humanoid robots, including a full-size bipedal humanoid, a wheeled service humanoid, and a direct-drive dexterous hand, and develops its own onboard embodied-AI model for these platforms.

Offerings

4 listed

STAR1

Humanoid robot
#star1

Full-size bipedal humanoid robot with 55 degrees of freedom, 400 N·m joint torque, and a demonstrated outdoor running speed of 3.6 m/s, aimed at industrial logistics and complex-environment tasks.

hardwareManufacturer
Pricing envelope
$120,000
USD·flat·basis: estimate·as of 2026-09-04
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“Price: $120,000 USD”https://humanoid.guide/product/star1/retrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
Price as listed by a third-party robotics marketplace (Humanoid.Guide); not published by RobotEra directly.
payload_kgup to 20 kg
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“Load Capacity | 20 kg”https://humanoid.guide/product/star1/retrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
applicationsmaterial_handling
inferred
“targeting commercial applications in industrial logistics, retail, and complex environments”https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2025/08/chinas-robotera-l7-bipedal-humanoid-robot-and-star-1.htmlretrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
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L7

Humanoid robot
#l7

Full-size bipedal humanoid robot with 55 degrees of freedom, deployed on parcel-sorting lines in logistics centers operated by SF Express and China Post.

hardwareManufacturer
Pricing envelope
—Not statedPrice filters return this as unknown.
payload_kgup to 15 kg
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“Payload Capacity: 15 kg”https://humanoidindex.org/robots/l7retrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
applicationsmaterial_handling · pick_place
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“The robots perform sorting tasks on conveyor lines: picking packages, identifying them via onboard cameras”https://mikekalil.com/blog/robotera-humanoid-robots-logistics/retrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
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Q5

Humanoid robot
#q5

Wheeled humanoid service robot with 44 degrees of freedom, 7-DOF arms with 1,380 mm reach, and an 11-DOF hand, designed for retail, hospitality, healthcare and education service tasks.

hardwareManufacturer
Pricing envelope
—Not statedPrice filters return this as unknown.
payload_kgup to 10 kg
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“Max Payload: 10 kg (single arm)”https://rbtx.com/en-US/components/humanoid/robotera-q5-humanoid-robot-44dofretrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
reach_mmup to 1380 mm
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“Arm reach: 1,380 mm standard; extends over 2 meters for ground-level or above-shoulder tasks”https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/chinas-slim-waisted-humanoid-robot-debutsretrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
channelsdistributors
inferred
“ROBOTERA Q5 | Humanoid Robot | 44DOF”https://rbtx.com/en-US/components/humanoid/robotera-q5-humanoid-robot-44dofretrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred

XHAND1

End effector / gripper
#xhand1

Direct-drive five-fingered dexterous robotic hand with 12 active degrees of freedom and per-fingertip tactile sensing, sold as a standalone end effector through third-party robotics distributors.

hardwareManufacturer
Pricing envelope
$14,000
USD·flat·basis: estimate·as of 2026-09-04
src
“Price: $14,000 USD”https://humanoid.guide/product/xhand1/retrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
Price as listed by a third-party robotics catalog (Humanoid.Guide); not published by RobotEra directly.
axes12
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“Degrees of Freedom: 12 active DoF”https://humanoid.guide/product/xhand1/retrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
channelsdistributors
inferred
“Robotera XHAND1 | Advanced Five-Fingered Robotic Hand for Precision Tasks”https://www.americansatellite.us/Robotera-XHAND1-Dexterous-Hand.htmretrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred

Proof

CustomersSF Express · China Post
Case studiesL7 humanoid robots deployed in SF Express and China Post logistics centers →: Reported to run at roughly 85% of human-level efficiency while operating continuously on parcel-sorting lines, per third-party reporting.

Who it is for

Industrieslogistics, manufacturing, retail, hospitality, healthcare, education
Use casesparcel sorting and scanning in logistics centers, industrial and manufacturing material handling in complex environments, service-robot roles in retail, hospitality, healthcare and education settings
RegionsWorldwide

Who the company says it sells to. These regions are not an availability filter; the service area is.

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