Learning ApproachOfficial claim
Simulation
Kepler RobotKepler
Price
Unknown
Type
Humanoid Robots · Human-scale Humanoid
Applications
Research & Education · Education Platform / Industrial · Inspection & Maintenance / Industrial · Manufacturing / Research & Education · Research Platform / Defense & Security · Security & Rescue / Industrial · Warehouse & Logistics
Status
Prototype
Availability
Not released
Purchase
Not disclosed
Release Date
Jan 3, 2024
Country/Region
China
Last Verified
2026-08-19
How classification and status work
Category describes physical structure and function; wheels alone do not determine whether a robot is humanoid. Product stage describes demonstrated maturity. Commercial availability describes current access: a commercial product may still be limited to pilot customers. Neither stage nor availability alone proves that a product can be purchased. Unknown facts remain unknown.
Kepler is a general-purpose humanoid robot in Kepler’s Forerunner series for industrial production, inspection, logistics, high-risk work, outdoor tasks, education and research.
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Intelligence Profile
Capability Map
MobilityOfficial claim
Walking
Kepler describes its Forerunner robots as walking on complex terrain and exploring autonomously.
MobilityOfficial claim
Balance
Kepler describes a motion system that ensures movement and posture balance.
MobilityOfficial claim
Navigation
Kepler states that Visual SLAM builds maps in unfamiliar environments and autonomously determines position and movement trajectories.
ManipulationOfficial claim
Grasping
Kepler describes its dexterous hand as capable of light grasping and force-controlled operation.
InteractionOfficial claim
Speech interaction
Kepler lists seamless multimodal interaction including language, vision and human-computer collaboration.
Hardware Specification
Physical Specifications
Arm Specifications
Human-like arms with dexterous-hand control and coordinated handling
Locomotion Type
Humanoid locomotion with walking on complex terrain
Sensors
Camera
High-definition cameras
Force/Torque Sensor
Force sensing for hand-eye coordination and manipulation
Sensors
Advanced sensors for environmental perception
Vision Sensor
Visual perception, recognition and visual navigation
Compute Platform
AI Model
KEPLER embodied-intelligence platform
Onboard Compute
High-performance computing platform
Interaction and Communication
Communication
Multimodal interaction through language, vision and human-computer collaboration
Smart Navigation
Visual positioning, route planning and autonomous exploration
Development and Expansion
Secondary Development (SDK)
Kepler developer platform and simulation/training platform
Commercial Information
Availability
The series is planned for commercialization and mass production
Commercial Status
Status
Prototype
Price
Unknown
Release Date
Jan 3, 2024
Related Entities
Dexterous hands
No specific dexterous hand model confirmed.
Timeline
- Robot releaseKepler
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