Humanoid says its first bipedal robot can start walking just 48 hours after assembly - The Robot Report

Humanoid, a London-based robotics company founded in 2024, has introduced its first humanoid bipedal robot, the HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal, developed from design to working prototype in just five months. Remarkably, the robot achieved stable walking within 48 hours after final assembly. Standing 179 cm tall with 29 degrees of freedom and a bimanual payload capacity of 15 kg, Alpha Bipedal is equipped with advanced sensors including six RGB cameras, depth sensors, a microphone array, and haptic and force sensors. Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin AGX and Intel i9 processors, it offers three hours of swappable battery life. The robot can perform a variety of movements such as walking on straight and curved paths, turning, sidestepping, squatting, hopping, running, and precise manipulation, and it can interact with people and coordinate with other robots. Humanoid utilized ultra-precise 3D modeling and NVIDIA’s Isaac Sim