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Fourier Intelligence

GR-2

Fourier Intelligence's humanoid robot designed for rehabilitation research and general-purpose applications. Chinese company focused on medical robotics expanding into humanoids.

Technical Specifications

Height

175cm

Weight

63kg

Battery Life

Not disclosed

Charging Time

Not disclosed

Max Speed

Not disclosed

AI Engine

Fourier AI platform

Sensors & Technology

Vision SystemForce/Torque SensorsIMU

Key Capabilities

Bipedal Walking
Object Manipulation
Rehabilitation Assistance
Research Platform

Connectivity

Wi-FiBluetooth

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Price TBD

No public pricing (research/enterprise)

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Quick Facts

ManufacturerFourier Intelligence
CategoryHumanoid
StatusActive
Release Date2024
Last Verified6 days ago
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