Buying Guide

Specification Checklist

Seven Things to Define Before You Shortlist

A clear specification is the fastest way to compare humanoid, quadruped, wheeled-legged and baggage-handling platforms. Work through these seven points, then match them against the published specifications on each product page.

01 · ApplicationResearch and teaching, competition training, inspection and patrol, exhibition demonstration, or baggage transfer. The application decides the body type.

02 · Operating environmentIndoor or outdoor, floor surface, gradient, obstacles, lighting, temperature and available clearance. These drive locomotion and sensing choices.

03 · Payload and reachMass, size and handling reach of anything the robot must carry or manipulate. Never extrapolate beyond the published datasheet values.

04 · Runtime and duty cycleWalking endurance, standing endurance, charging window and whether 7x24 operation requires a swap or dock strategy.

05 · Software interfaceSDK, simulation environment, ROS or API support, logging, and whether your team will train policies with reinforcement learning.

06 · ComplianceCE, FCC, CB, KC, MIC, WPC and UN38.3 battery requirements for your destination market. Check the certifications page before procurement.

07 · Delivery scopeNumber of units, spare parts, training, commissioning and the deployment region. This determines the solution package, not just the machine.

Three-Step Shortlist

From Requirement to Configuration

Step 1

Choose the family

Start from the five product families and filter by form factor and application.

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Step 2

Compare published specifications

Check degrees of freedom, compute, endurance, sensors, buses and certifications on each product page.

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Step 3

Match a deployment scenario

Validate the platform against a real laboratory, airport or inspection deployment.

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