Kinisi KR1
Kinisi RoboticsCamera-first wheeled humanoid achieving 2 mm positioning accuracy
About Kinisi KR1
KR1 (July 2025) employs wheeled base for agile navigation on flat warehouse surfaces, eliminating bipedal complexity. Dual-handed manipulation handles both delicate items and heavy loads (22 lbs/10 kg payload). Walking speed: 1.5 m/s. Perception: stereo cameras, 180-degree LiDAR, SLAM achieving 2 mm accuracy at 10 meters. Suspension technology maintains balance over uneven terrain. Compact waveform actuators and interchangeable gripper systems (including vacuum tools). NVIDIA Jetson module processes real-time transformer models. Hot-swappable 48V lithium battery: 6-8 hour runtime, rapid charging. Safety: dual redundant controllers, multiple e-stops, automatic posture locking, continuous diagnostics. Demonstration-based learning eliminates complex programming.
PROS
- + Wheeled design for high speed (up to 2.4 m/s) and superior stability
- + 2mm positioning accuracy for precise manipulation
- + 8-hour runtime with hot-swappable batteries for 24/7 operation
- + demonstration-based learning simplifies task programming
- + 10 kg (22 lb) dual-handed payload capacity
CONS
- - Wheeled base limits mobility to flat warehouse floors
- - high $75
- - 000 list price for full purchase
- - currently only in paid pilot programs/prototype stage
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Quick Specs
- Type
- Humanoid
- Market
- Industrial
- Availability
- Prototype
- Price Range
- Professional ($50K - $200K)