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YMBot Type A

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YMBot Type A
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Pick-and-placeResearchIndustrial operation and handlingdata collectionresearch platforms
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DESCRIPTION

YMBot Type A is a Humanoid from Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing. It is built for Pick-and-place, Research, Industrial operation and handling. Key figures: 75 kg, 180 min runtime, 5 kg payload, 30 degrees of freedom.

The YMBot Type A is Yunmu's industrial bipedal humanoid, and its distinguishing feature is the drive technology rather than the silhouette. Yunmu claims it is the first in China to develop and successfully deploy small-size high-thrust linear actuators, with a single actuator reaching 8,000 N of thrust — planetary roller screw actuators of the kind that trade the compliance of rotary joints for raw pushing force in a compact package. The machine itself stands up to 175 cm and weighs up to 75 kg, carries more than 30 body degrees of freedom, and can be configured with dual dexterous hands. Its performance envelope is honest about what a screw-driven biped does well and badly: it walks at up to 0.5 m/s and handles slopes to 10 degrees, so it is not built for speed or rough ground, but each arm lifts up to 5 kg and it runs up to three hours on a 48 V 14 Ah pack. Perception combines depth vision cameras with solid-state LiDARs, and an inertial navigation system with six-axis force sensing supports bipedal walking, autonomous planning and intelligent interaction.

FEATURES

  • First in China, on Yunmu's claim, to develop and successfully deploy small-size high-thrust linear actuators, with a single actuator achieving 8,000 N thrust
  • up to 175 cm tall and up to 75 kg
  • more than 30 body degrees of freedom
  • configurable dual dexterous hands
  • walking speed up to 0.5 m/s with slope adaptability to 10 degrees
  • single-arm load up to 5 kg
  • up to 3 hours endurance on a 48 V 14 Ah lithium battery
  • electric drive
  • depth vision cameras and solid-state LiDARs
  • inertial navigation system with six-axis force sensing
  • dual noise-cancelling microphone array
  • power charging port and debugging interface
  • bipedal walking, autonomous planning and intelligent interaction.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Physical
Weight75 kg
DimensionsH 1.75 m
Payload5 kg
Mobility
Movement TypeBipedal
Degrees of Freedom30
Speed1.8 km/h
ManipulationHigh
ActuatorsElectric drive using small-size high-thrust planetary screw linear actuators rated to 8,000 N per actuator; more than 30 body degrees of freedom with configurable dual dexterous hands
Power
Battery Life≤3 h
Sensing & Compute
Sensorsdepth vision cameras, solid-state LiDARs, inertial navigation system, six-axis force sensor, dual noise-cancelling microphone array
Software / AIBipedal walking, autonomous planning and intelligent interaction
Manufacturer-sourcedThird-party sourcedUnsourcedSource status is based on this robot's listed sources.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the YMBot Type A?

The YMBot Type A is Yunmu's industrial bipedal humanoid, and its distinguishing feature is the drive technology rather than the silhouette.

Who makes the YMBot Type A?

The YMBot Type A is made by Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing, a robotics company based in China.

How much does the YMBot Type A cost?

Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing has not publicly announced pricing for the YMBot Type A. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the YMBot Type A used for?

The YMBot Type A is designed for pick-and-place, research, industrial operation and handling, and data collection. It is used in research and manufacturing settings.

What is the payload capacity of the YMBot Type A?

The YMBot Type A has a payload capacity of 5 kg.

How much does the YMBot Type A weigh?

The YMBot Type A weighs 75 kg.

How fast is the YMBot Type A?

The YMBot Type A can move at speeds of up to 1.8 km/h.

What is the battery life of the YMBot Type A?

The YMBot Type A runs for ≤3 h on a charge.

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