DESCRIPTION
Romeo is HHS Robotics' biped humanoid, and its design argument is range of motion rather than raw power. HHS puts its joint travel 20 to 30 degrees beyond comparable products on the market, which is what lets it turn and adopt postures a more constrained humanoid cannot — the company frames this as scene adaptability rather than a spec-sheet number. It carries 29 to 31 degrees of freedom, walks at 1.5 m/s with dynamic balance, handles 2.5 kg across both arms and runs three hours continuously. Weight is held under 35 kg through an integrated skeleton-and-shell design, and the end effector is modular: two-finger, three-finger and five-finger dexterous hands all mount through the same contact interface carrying both power and data, so swapping actuators to suit a task takes moments rather than rewiring. Underneath it runs HHS's own integrated joint modules, which pair a frameless torque motor, high-strength reducer, built-in high-power drive board, electromagnetic brake and encoder in one housing.
FEATURES
- 29 to 31 degrees of freedom for high flexibility and complex human-like motion
- joint range of motion extended 20-30 degrees beyond comparable market products, supporting high-flexibility operations such as turning
- 1.5 m/s walking speed with dynamic balance
- 2.5 kg dual-arm payload
- 3 hours of continuous working endurance
- total weight under 35 kg through an integrated skeleton and shell design
- modular end effector compatible with two-finger, three-finger and five-finger dexterous hands, with power and data through a contact interface for rapid actuator swapping
- built on HHS's self-developed integrated joint modules combining a frameless torque motor, high-strength reducer, built-in high-power drive board, electromagnetic brake and encoder.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Weight | 35 kg |
|---|---|
| Payload | 2.5 kg |
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Bipedal |
| Degrees of Freedom | 31 |
| Speed | 5.4 km/h |
| Manipulation | High |
| Actuators | 29-31 DoF biped on HHS self-developed integrated joint modules (frameless torque motor, high-strength reducer, built-in high-power drive board, electromagnetic brake, encoder); modular contact-interface end effector accepting two-, three- or five-finger dexterous hands |
| Power | |
| Battery Life | 3 h |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Software / AI | HHS embodied intelligence stack with cloud agent planning and edge VLA execution; Starry Sky generalisable vision-language-action framework |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Physical | |
| Weight | 35 kg |
|---|---|
| Payload | 2.5 kg |
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Bipedal |
| Degrees of Freedom | 31 |
| Speed | 5.4 km/h |
| Manipulation | High |
| Actuators | 29-31 DoF biped on HHS self-developed integrated joint modules (frameless torque motor, high-strength reducer, built-in high-power drive board, electromagnetic brake, encoder); modular contact-interface end effector accepting two-, three- or five-finger dexterous hands |
| Power | |
| Battery Life | 3 h |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Software / AI | HHS embodied intelligence stack with cloud agent planning and edge VLA execution; Starry Sky generalisable vision-language-action framework |
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What is the HHS Romeo?
Romeo is HHS Robotics' biped humanoid, and its design argument is range of motion rather than raw power. HHS puts its joint travel 20 to 30 degrees beyond comparable products on the market, which is what lets it turn and adopt postures a more constrained humanoid cannot — the company frames this as scene adaptability r…
Who makes the HHS Romeo?
The HHS Romeo is made by HHS Robotics (浩海星空机器人有限公司), a robotics company based in China.
How much does the HHS Romeo cost?
HHS Robotics (浩海星空机器人有限公司) has not publicly announced pricing for the HHS Romeo. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the HHS Romeo used for?
The HHS Romeo is designed for research, robotics research and education, commercial service, and general handling in daily-life settings. It is used in research, education, healthcare, and retail settings.
What is the payload capacity of the HHS Romeo?
The HHS Romeo has a payload capacity of 2.5 kg.
How much does the HHS Romeo weigh?
The HHS Romeo weighs 35 kg.
How fast is the HHS Romeo?
The HHS Romeo can move at speeds of up to 5.4 km/h.
What is the battery life of the HHS Romeo?
The HHS Romeo runs for 3 h on a charge.
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