WALKER C1

UBTECH

Suitable for WALKER C1

Dexterous robotic hands
UBTECH Gen-3 Litepair
Dexterous robotic hands
Third-party dexterous hands, being adapted.pair
5G mobile network module
RM520N-GLpcs

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Display stand for a powered-off robot
For static display with the robot powered off. Not the same as the standard stand.pcs
Spare battery for swapping
48V / 14Ahpcs
Virtual-reality headset (VR)
Pico 4 UltraSupports upper-body teleoperation.set
Tablet for operating the robot
LenovoSupports mobile apps for operating the humanoid robot.pcs

Technical data

Height: 164 cm
Weight: 55 kg
Payload: 6 kg
Degrees of freedom: 53
Speed: do 3 m/s
Runtime: 3 h

WALKER C1 humanoid robot in a grand jeté leap, legs extended, official UBTECH render, no background

UBTECH Walker C1

About this model

A full-size humanoid robot for urban services: reception, guided tours, performance and events, education and research.

Walker C1 humanoid robot dancing with a ballet dancer in a rehearsal studio, UBTECH’s own footage

Dance and stage performance

The body has 53 degrees of freedom and reaches up to 3 m/s, which covers walking, running and stage dance; control is compliant, so it holds a posture even while performing alongside a person. The manufacturer captioned the footage itself with “No speeding up, no AI generation”, so it is neither sped up nor computer generated, which is the only thing that matters about a robot in motion.

Walker C1 humanoid robot from the front, standing, official manufacturer render, no background

A full-size body

Fifty-three degrees of freedom throughout the body, compliant control and a natural posture. The exterior is designed for public space and allows a change of outfit for different occasions.

Walker C1 humanoid robot walking, seen from behind, official manufacturer render, no background

Walking and running

Speeds of up to 3 m/s cover walking, running and stage performance. The gait is markedly human-like, with natural arm swing and knee flexion.

Walker C1 humanoid robot with an outstretched hand in a conversational pose, official manufacturer render, no background

Multi-modal interaction

Interaction runs through speech, expression and head and body language; the robot recognises a visitor and greets them by itself. Commentary works standing still and while walking, with visual analysis for questions and answers.

Three views

Front, side and back. The build is deliberately human and well proportioned, because the robot works among people in public space; the exterior is designed so it can be dressed for the occasion.

A robot hand and a human hand shaking, official manufacturer render with no text

A hand you can take

The standard build carries a model hand, with a dexterous hand of eleven degrees of freedom as an option. Control is compliant, which is what makes contact with a person safe and measured.