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NEXTAGE vs yobot R2V2

Kawada Robotics vs Openmind Intelligent Robot — specs, price, and data-backed comparison.

QUICK TAKE

  • yobot R2V2 offers the higher payload (3 kg vs 1.5 kg).
  • yobot R2V2 offers the more degrees of freedom (30 vs 15).
  • NEXTAGE offers the lighter build (29 kg vs 55 kg).

SPECIFICATIONS COMPARED

NEXTAGEyobot R2V2
CompanyKawada RoboticsOpenmind Intelligent Robot
CategoryHumanoidHumanoid
Price:Not announcedNot announced
Released:2009—
Weight29 kg55 kg
Payload1.5 kg3 kg
Degrees of Freedom1530
Speed—3.6 km/h
Battery Life—120 min
Connectivity—Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth and 5G; RJ45 x2 and USB 3.0 Type A x2 expansion; 10 GbE x1, gigabit Ethernet x8, USB 2.0 x2, USB 3.2 x8; HDMI x1, AUX x1, RS485 x2, GMSL x12
Software / AI—Whole-body coordinated control merging locomotion and manipulation; general-purpose visual understanding system with atomic skill library; GOPS embodied-intelligence training framework developed with Tsinghua University; ROS 2, Python and C++ on Ubuntu with URDF, simulation models, EtherCAT and standard SDK; OTA with one-click upgrade and rollback; secondary-development interfaces

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between the NEXTAGE and the yobot R2V2?

NEXTAGE is made by Kawada Robotics, while yobot R2V2 is made by Openmind Intelligent Robot. Both are humanoids, so the differences come down to price and specifications.

Which has the higher payload, the NEXTAGE or the yobot R2V2?

The yobot R2V2 has the higher payload at 3 kg, compared to 1.5 kg for the NEXTAGE.