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Billi is a wheeled hybrid humanoid robot by NEUBILITY, designed for industrial logistics, material handling, and manufacturing. It combines autonomous mobility with two arms, five-fingered hands, and a rotating, height-adjustable upper body.

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Specifications and details:

Availability Prototype
Nationality South Korea
Website https://www.neubility.ai/en
Height [cm] 149.7
Max speed (km/h) 6
Strength [kg] 4
Weight [kg] 110
Runtime pr charge (hours) N/A
Safe with humans Designed for operation in real industrial environments, but specific human-safety certifications and validated collaborative-operation limits were not found
CPU/GPU N/A
Ingress protection N/A
Camera resolution Camera-based perception and navigation
Connectivity N/A
Operating system N/A
LLM integration N/A
Latency glass to action N/A
Motor tech N/A
Gear tech N/A
Main structural material N/A
Number of fingers 10 (5 per hand)
Main market distribution, Industrial logistics, Manufacturing, material handling
Color White
Manufacturer NEUBILITY

Description

Billi is a hybrid humanoid robot developed by NEUBILITY, a South Korean robotics company. It combines a wheeled mobile base with a human-like upper body, two arms, and dexterous hands. Rather than copying every aspect of human movement, Billi focuses on practical tasks in real working environments. Its design brings mobility, object handling, and transportation together in one platform.

Unlike traditional humanoid robots, Billi uses wheels instead of legs. This design helps it move efficiently through workplaces while carrying out tasks at its destination. Moreover, its upper body can rotate 360 degrees and adjust its height, allowing it to reach objects at different levels. These features help Billi work with shelves, storage areas, and existing workplace equipment.

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Billi aims to connect autonomous navigation with useful physical work. It can identify its surroundings, approach objects, and use its arms and hands to move items. For example, NEUBILITY demonstrated Billi picking up a box from a shelf and placing it in its onboard storage compartment. As a result, the robot can combine several steps of a task instead of focusing on transportation alone.

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The company targets industrial environments such as logistics centers, manufacturing facilities, and distribution operations. Billi builds on NEUBILITY’s experience developing autonomous mobile robots for real-world services. Furthermore, the company aims to bring the robot into practical deployments rather than limiting it to laboratory demonstrations. Its long-term role is to support workers with repetitive material-handling tasks and help connect movement, manipulation, and delivery in a single workflow.

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Website: https://www.neubility.ai/en

 

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