Cyan documents an Orca I dynamic video demonstrating walking, slope climbing, turning, gait recovery, and outdoor-road walking.
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Orca I
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.
Orca I is Cyan Robotics’ humanoid robot with straight-knee bipedal motion, expressive gait and an external emotional display. It supports optional dexterous hands, open interfaces and whole-body teleoperation; specifications list 1.51 m height, 42 kg mass and 28 degrees of freedom.

Capability Map
Cyan documents Orca I gait recovery in walking and standing states in its dynamic video.
Cyan documents precise, smooth dual-arm manipulation for Orca I in its official dynamic-video release.
Cyan documents natural-language interaction with emotional expression for Orca I in its official dynamic-video release.
Hardware Specification
Physical Specifications
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 releaseOrca I