Modular humanoid robot combining walk/wheel mobility and interchangeable limbs for factory and home deployment
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Modular limb/mobility design
Swappable arms and walk/wheel modes allow reconfiguration for varied factory or lab tasks, offering flexibility uncommon in fixed-form humanoids.
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$38K - $50K
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Specs and launch timing from Mike Kalil and Leju press (November 2025); modular design and switching capability confirmed across multiple sources. Pricing at $50,000 and early deployments (FAW, Nio, Haier) from Humanoid Press. Key missing specs (height, weight, runtime, charge time) documented in Humanoid Press database. 8-hour battery life noted in Mike Kalil coverage.
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Deployed service humanoid — front-of-house reception & retail guidance in Chinese venues
Hard-working prototype with genuine dexterity; premature to back as a home solution.
Force-controlled industrial humanoid — sub-mm assembly and logistics in 24/7 factories.
Among the most commercially mature humanoid robots available in 2026, with real factory deployments, but walking speed and fine manipulation remain bottlenecks.
leju KUAVO 5 is priced at $38,000–$50,000 (manufacturer list pricing; final quotes vary by configuration and region).
leju KUAVO 5 is best suited for: Automotive plant assembly lines with flexible task routing (tested at Nio in 2024) · Research labs requiring custom end-effector swapping via modular arms · Pilot deployments in small logistics warehouses (walk/wheel modes for varied floors).
leju KUAVO 5 has been announced but is not yet purchasable — treat published specs as provisional.
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