HMND 01 (Humanoid.ai)
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Robot Name | HMND 01 |
| Company | Humanoid.ai | UK |
| Height | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) |
| Weight | 70 kg (154 lbs) |
| Walking Speed | 1.5 m/s (5.4 km/h) |
| Battery Life | 4 hours average runtime |
| Key Capabilities | 41 DoF, 15 kg payload, high-torque actuators, AI perception and manipulation |
| Primary Applications | Industrial automation, retail, manufacturing, logistics, warehouses |
| Availability | Alpha prototype development (UK-based) |
| Notable Features | Modular design, interchangeable components, human-level manipulation speeds |
Note: Details may not be current or accurate.
About HMND 01
The HMND 01 represents a groundbreaking achievement in humanoid robotics, developed by UK-based startup Humanoid.ai. Standing at 175 cm (5'9") tall and weighing 70 kg (154 lbs), this next-generation labor automation unit is engineered to seamlessly integrate into human-centric environments. What sets HMND 01 apart is its revolutionary modular design philosophy, allowing customers to customize upper-body, lower-body, and end-effector configurations to meet specific industrial requirements while reducing costs. The robot achieves human-level or higher manipulation speeds through its 41 degrees of freedom and advanced AI integration, enabling precise navigation in confined spaces with exceptional accuracy. With a 4-hour runtime and 15 kg payload capacity, HMND 01 is specifically designed for real-world applications in logistics, manufacturing, and retail sectors. The robot features innovative interchangeable garments that protect both its systems and surrounding environments, making it adaptable to various working conditions from dusty warehouses to customer-facing retail environments. Founded in 2024 by serial entrepreneur Artem Sokolov, Humanoid.ai envisions a future where humans and machines work in harmony rather than competition, addressing global labor shortages while freeing people to focus on more creative and meaningful work. The company plans to launch both wheeled and bipedal alpha prototypes in 2025, with ongoing discussions with major retail companies for pilot projects, suggesting commercial availability may be closer than anticipated.