CyberOne

CyberOne is a humanoid robot designed to be a general and capable platform for industrial applications and research. It can walk, sense and navigate around human environments, and perform tasks like object manipulation.

Creator

Xiaomi

Year

2022

Country

China 🇨🇳

Categories

Humanoids

Features

A 360° spinning view of a white and black bipedal humanoid robot with a helmeted face. — See a 360° view of CyberOne. Photos: Xiaomi Robotics Lab

Did you know?

CyberOne is the first humanoid robot designed by Xiaomi.

An image from below of a CyberOne humanoid robot holding a piece of coal with a red flower. — Would you like this coal and flower? Photo: Xiaomi Robotics Lab

History

CyberOne was unveiled by Lei Jun, founder, chairman, and CEO of Chinese consumer electronics giant Xiaomi at a company event in Beijing in 2022.

The humanoid is the newest member of Xiaomi's Cyber series, joining quadruped robots CyberDog and CyberDog 2.

CyberOne is equipped with high power density actuators. According to the company, each upper limb actuators weighs only 500 grams with a rated output torque of up to 30 Nm. These custom motors allow the humanoid to walk and balance over rough terrain. The robot can also detect human faces, identify human emotions, and create 3D maps of its environment. Xiaomi Robotics Lab will continue researching and developing new capabilities for the robot.

Specs

Overview: Anthropomorphic design. High power density actuator allows dynamic walking. Safe human-robot interaction. Able to navigate human environments. Two speeds: 3.6 km/h walking; 7.2 km/h running.
Status: Ongoing
Year: 2022
Website: mi.com/cyberone
Height: 177 cm
Weight: 52 kg
Speed: 3.6 km/h
Sensors: Head with Intel RealSense D455 RGB-D camera. Torso with Microstrain 3DM-GX5 IMU. Arms and legs with rotary encoders and custom force/torque sensors.
Actuators: Each actuator consists of a frameless torque motor, harmonic gearbox, force/torque sensor, two absolute rotary encoders, and a controller.
Degrees of Freedom (DoF): 21 DoF (Neck: 1 DoF; Arm: 4 DoF x 2; Leg: 5 DoF x 2; Gripper: 1 DoF x 2)
Materials: Carbon fiber, aluminum, ABS, silicone.
Compute: Two main computer with Intel i7 Xeon quad-core processors and Nvidia Jetson Orin NX. Custom DSP-based controller on each joint.
Software: Ubuntu Linux OS, Python control application, ROS, Matlab Simulink.
Power: 1.65-kWh lithium-ion battery pack, 2.5 hours of operation
Cost: Approximately US $70,000 to $80,000