Humanoids
G1
A humanoid that walks among people and talks with them. Thirty-five kilograms, twenty-three moving joints and about a metre and a half tall. We keep two of them in regular use at trade fairs, conferences and receptions.
01 · Humanoids
G1
A humanoid that walks among people and talks with them. Thirty-five kilograms, twenty-three moving joints and about a metre and a half tall. We keep two of them in regular use at trade fairs, conferences and receptions.
Two legs with six degrees of freedom each. A step, a threshold or a rug is not an obstacle that has to be removed. The walking itself stops people more than any screen does.
The voice layer is ours. A visitor asks anything about your company and gets an answer, not a recording. It switches language mid-conversation, with no button.
02 · Where it works
- 01
Performance at an event
It comes on stage or walks between the tables, greets by the name of the event and answers questions from the audience. Our operator is with it.
- 02
Stand at a trade fair
At a fair it is the reason a passer-by stops. While the team is in conversation, the robot holds the attention of the queue behind them.
- 03
Lecture and workshop
In a lecture hall robotics becomes something you see and hear. The robot walks, stops, answers and shows how it learns a motion.
- 04
Development bench
For teams developing walking, grasping or remote operation this is a real body to test on, outside a simulation.
03 · Physical intelligence
- 01
23 joints in 35 kilograms
Six joints per leg, five per arm and one at the waist. That layout is why this model moves like a body and not like a doll with hinged limbs.
- 02
It folds and fits in a van
Folded it stands 690 millimetres tall. That is exactly why this is the model we drive to events across Slovenia and Croatia, and why a larger one could not travel as often.
- 03
A knee with 90 newton metres
Knee torque is what separates walking from shuffling. With it the model gets up off the floor, climbs a ramp and takes a shove without falling.
04 · Why this robot
Category Humanoids
- 01It walks, it does not driveTwo legs with six degrees of freedom each. A step, a threshold or a rug is not an obstacle that has to be removed. The walking itself stops people more than any screen does.
- 02It speaks and answers in real timeThe voice layer is ours. A visitor asks anything about your company and gets an answer, not a recording. It switches language mid-conversation, with no button.
- 03For events, receptions and demosWhere attention has to be caught and held long enough for a conversation. At a fair it takes the first contact and your team talks to the people who have already stopped.
- 04There is no one-event rentalA humanoid needs content prepared, staff briefed and an operator present. For a single day that works out for neither side, so we work on a longer term or a purchase. A fair is a start, not the whole job.
- 05Open for developmentUnder the voice layer sits a standard platform with its own computer and sensors. Anyone who wants to build on it can; we build our voice and guidance on it.
05 · Measured
| Height, width and thickness (standing) | 1320x450x200mm |
|---|---|
| Height, width and thickness (folded) | 690x450x300mm |
| Weight (with battery) | About 35kg |
| Total degrees of freedom | 23 |
| Degrees of freedom per leg | 6 |
| Waist degrees of freedom | 1 |
| Degrees of freedom per arm | 5 |
| Maximum knee joint torque | 90N.m |
| Arm maximum load | About 2Kg |
| Calf + thigh length | 0.6M |
| Arm span | About 0.45M |
| Joint movement range | Knee joint:0~165° · Hip joint:P±154°, R-30~+170°, Y±158° · Waist joint:Z±155°, X±30°, Y±30° |
Works the whole opening time. When it gets quieter, it returns to the charging station by itself, and is back before you need it again. The robot complements your staff, it never replaces them.
Events and fairs
A stand people notice, and a conversation instead of a pile of leaflets.
Museums and tourism
Greeting and guiding in several languages, in the same spot every day.
Research and education
A lab that needs an open platform, not a closed toy.
Frequent questions
Does it really walk or does it roll on wheels?
It really walks. Two legs, six degrees of freedom each, and the knees are not wheels. Steps and thresholds are therefore passable.
Who operates it during an event?
Our operator. The conversation runs on its own, while walking and routing stay under human control, because in a crowd that is the only responsible way. The operator is part of the setup, not a line item you can drop.
Does it talk about our company or only in general?
About yours. We prepare the content from material you already have and review it with you before the event. What is not in the material, the robot does not claim.
Can it be rented for a trade fair only?
Not for a single day. Preparing content and briefing take longer than the event itself, so we work on a longer term or a purchase. A fair is a good start, but not the whole job.
Pick by the measurement, not by the brochure.
| Model | Forearm and upper arm length | Cooling system | Charger | Power supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| G1THIS PAGE | — | — | — | — |
| H1 | — | — | — | — |
| H2 | 690mm | Local air cooling | YES | Premium Lithium Battery with Low Internal Resistance |
| H2 Plus | 690mm | Air Cooling | YES | — |
| AgiBot G2 | — | — | — | — |
| R1 | 420 | Local air cooling | YES | Lithium battery |
| R1-A5 | 420mm | Local Air Cooling | Included | External Power or Li-ion Battery |
| R1-A5-D | 420mm | Local Air Cooling | Included | External Power or Li-ion Battery |
| R1-A7 | 555mm | Local Air Cooling | Included | External Power or Li-ion Battery |
| R1-A7-D | 555mm | Local Air Cooling | Included | External Power or Li-ion Battery |
Enquiry
Tell us where the robot should stand.
Within two working days you get a proposal for your space and a date to see the robot working. No phone call, no obligation.
Or directlyinfo@vandri-robotics.com