Robot.comRNoid
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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.
RNoid is a full-body humanoid robot for kitchens, packing lines, warehouses, laundries and guest-facing work. It combines autonomous operation with VR teleoperation, two 7-DOF arms, modular end effectors, RGB-D vision, LiDAR mapping and client-interaction audio in a human-scale platform.

Intelligence Profile
Capability Map
Robot.com's R Noid product page lists pick-and-place of plastic parts from lines and packing products into shipping boxes.
Robot.com describes R Noid as covering five job-ready roles and working through shift changes in people-designed workstations.
Hardware Specification
Physical Specifications
Mobility & Payload
Mechanical and mounting
Mechanical Structure
Sensors
Battery and Runtime
Compute Platform
Interaction and Communication
Development and Expansion
Commercial Status
Deployment records
Progress, changes and sources from real-world projects.
R-noid Packer at Harbor Links Golf Course
Harbor Links Golf Course
- Partner
- Harbor Links Golf Course · Venue
- Scenario
- Hospitality
- Primary task
- Load food onto delivery robots and assist staff with on-site order packing.
- Location
- Harbor Links Golf Course, Port Washington, New York, United States
- Started
- Undisclosed
- Last verified
- 2026-10-14
Deployment timeline · 1
Robot.com reports a live R-noid Packer at a golf course
Timeline
- Robot releaseRNoid