Miniature bipedal research platform for locomotion and HRI labs — not yet commercial.
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Open-source research platform
Fully open hardware/software stack lets labs modify walking gaits and control algorithms without vendor lock-in, valuable for academic publications and RoboCup competitions.
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$11K - $14K
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Pricing from ROBOTIS US store and HumanoidHub distributor listings (2026); dimensions and DOF from RobotLAB official spec sheet; actuator and computing upgrades from official ROBOTIS e-Manual and 2025 ROS2 release notes; motor-level feedback and control capabilities inferred from ROS ecosystem documentation; battery and sensor list from official product specs.
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ROBOTIS OP3 is priced at $11,000–$13,765 (manufacturer list pricing; final quotes vary by configuration and region).
ROBOTIS OP3 is best suited for: University robotics labs developing bipedal walking algorithms and balance controllers · Computer vision research using onboard HD camera for object tracking and SLAM · RoboCup soccer competition development (open-source hardware and control).
Yes — ROBOTIS OP3 is commercially available and shipping today.
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