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UBTECH Robotics · industrial humanoid

Walker S1

Factory humanoid that moved boxes, checked car badges and lamps, and learned group tasks through UBTECH's BrainNet software. Detailed specs not confirmed in this pass.

Price
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Height
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Weight
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Payload
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Speed
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Battery
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Official maker page, not an affiliate link. Checked 2026-10-10.

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Why it matters

Took part in what UBTECH called the first multi-robot, multi-task collaborative training in a factory (Zeekr, 2025).

Real-world use

Trained at BYD, Zeekr, Geely, Foxconn and SF Express in late 2024 and 2025; about 500 orders reported from car makers in 2024.

Timeline

First shown
2024
Released
2024-10
UBTECH announcement

Maker

UBTECH RoboticsCompany · founded 2012 · Shenzhen, China

Public company: HKEX 9880, listed 29 Dec 2023 at HK$90 (market cap HK$37.6 billion). H1 2026 revenue 1.269 billion yuan with a 339 million yuan…

What it has been shown doing

3 of 14 skills we track, each from a public video or report. Demos can be staged or remote-controlled; we say so when the source does.

  • Pick & sortDemoteams of Walker S1 sort materials and move boxes at Zeekr's Ningbo factory (training deployment) · Mar 2025 · scmp.com
  • Use toolsDemotightens screws with an electric screwdriver among factory skills shown · Oct 2024 · interestingengineering.com
  • Works on siteOn sitedozens of units deployed in Zeekr factory zones: assembly, SPS, quality inspection · Mar 2025 · humanoidsdaily.com

Not shown yet:AssembleFoldKitchenFineStairsTerrainGet upRunJumpCarryAutonomous

Public attention

#11 of 377 current humanoids in public attention.

45of 100
  • No Wikipedia article of its own yet
  • 4 news stories from reputable press listed on this page
  • 3 reported deployments

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What’s inside

The parts the company has talked about publicly.

Hands
unknown
Movement
Walks on legs
Actuators & motors
41 degrees of freedom (heise). UBTECH notes joint cooling engineered for long high-load work.
Sensors & vision
Multiple visual and acoustic sensors for 360-degree multimodal perception; semantic visual SLAM navigation.
AI & software
Large language model for task planning and intent understanding; two-stage semantic VSLAM; learning-based end-to-end whole-body motion control.
Other details
Market launch of current version October 2024 (heise).

Lineage

Every UBTECH Robotics humanoid in order.

  1. Cruzr (frame from the official video)Cruzr2017Commercial
  2. Walker (frame from the official video)Walker2018Prototype
  3. Walker X (frame from the official video)Walker X2021Commercial
  4. Panda Robot (Youyou) (frame from the official video)Panda Robot (Youyou)2021Commercial
  5. Walker S (frame from the official video)Walker S2023Pilot use
  6. Walker S1 (frame from the official video)Walker S12024Commercial
  7. Walker C (frame from the official video)Walker C2025Commercial
  8. Walker S2 (frame from the official video)Walker S22025Commercial
  9. Tiangong Xingzhe (Tien Kung Walker) (frame from the official video)Tiangong Xingzhe (Tien Kung Walker)2025Commercial
  10. No public photo yetWe only show photos we're allowed to useCruzr S22025Commercial
  11. Walker C1 (frame from the official video)Walker C12026Commercial
  12. UWORLD U1 Pro (frame from the official video)UWORLD U1 Pro2026Commercial

Made, sold and where

Unit counts are usually company figures; analysts often disagree.

Price
Not published
How to get one
Maker's website
Sold or delivered
About 500 orders from car makers in 2024 (heise, citing UBTECH); no delivery count found.
Where it is sold or used
China
Customers and pilots
BYD (logistics with AMRs/AGVs), NIO, SF Express (tests), Foxconn training project agreed 15 Jan 2025 for Zhengzhou plants (heise; UBTECH).

Where it works

3 reported deployments.

Map
  • Pilot

    BYD

    Walker S1 handles materials in a BYD factory as part of a logistics setup with AMRs and AGVs. UBTECH Robotics

  • Pilot

    Foxconn · Foxconn Zhengzhou plants · Zhengzhou · since 2025-01

    Foxconn agreed a Walker S1 training project in January 2025, aiming to use the robots in its Zhengzhou factories. heise online

  • Pilot

    SF Express

    Courier SF Express has tested UBTECH's Walker robots for logistics work. heise online

News

The latest 4, newest first. Summaries are ours; tap through for the original.

  1. UBTECH sells 921 full-size humanoids in H1 2026

    Full-size humanoid revenue reached 590 million yuan, 46.5% of total (company figures).

    Gasgoo
  2. Omdia puts UBTECH third in 2025 humanoid shipments

    Omdia estimated about 1,000 UBTECH humanoids shipped in 2025.

    TechNode
  3. Walker S2 mass delivery begins

    UBTECH started shipping the first several hundred Walker S2 units; Walker orders in 2025 passed 800 million yuan (company figure).

    AAP / Cision
  4. Walker S1 in BYD and NIO plants; Foxconn project

    UBTECH reported about 500 car-maker orders in 2024 and a training deal with Foxconn.

    heise online

Side by side with its peers

Picked by the same rules for every humanoid: another maker’s robot that moves the same way, is at the same stage and does at least one of the same main jobs, first shown within two years. Closer size and price rank higher. How we choose

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Sources

Figures come from public sources. Every link below backs something on this page.

UBTECH Robotics UBTECH Humanoid Robot solutions heise online Humanoid robots: UBTech prepares mass production of Walker S series Jiemian UBTECH's Walker S1 Robot prepares for mass rollout in Q2 UBTECH Robotics Walker S1 product page

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