Luna
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.
Luna is LimX Dynamics' humanoid for embodied-AI research and collaboration, with 27 active DOF.

Intelligence Profile
Capability Map
LimX presents Luna performing fluid runway walks and other high-dynamics motions with its whole-body motion engine.
LimX describes Luna's whole-body coordination as precisely managing 27 degrees of freedom for stable dynamic performance.
LimX states that Luna responds with natural gestures during conversations through multimodal interaction.
LimX describes Luna's multi-layer safety architecture, including external-force sensing and safe action override, for human-robot interaction.
Hardware Specification
Degrees of freedom and drive
Mobility & Payload
Mechanical and mounting
Mechanical Structure
Sensors
Battery and Runtime
Compute Platform
Interaction and Communication
Development and Expansion
Commercial Information
Commercial Status
Timeline
- Robot releaseLuna