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K2 BumblebeeNot Verified

$ 18 000

The K2 Bumblebee is a compact humanoid robot by Kepler Robotics designed for research, education, and AI experimentation. It offers smooth mobility, basic manipulation abilities, and an accessible platform for developing and testing robotics technologies.

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Humanoid.Guide skill score: 4/10 ?This score is calculated as the combined total of Navigation and Manipulation performance.

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Specifications and details:

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Prototype

Nationality

China

Website https://www.gotokepler.com/home
Degrees of freedom, overall

28

Degrees of freedom, hands

7

Height [cm]

120

Manipulation performance

2

Navigation performance

2

Max speed (km/h)

3

Strength [kg]

3 kg single-arm load, up to ~9 kg dual-arm

Weight [kg]

32

Runtime pr charge (hours)

2

Safe with humans

Yes

CPU/GPU

Embedded ARM + small onboard GPU

Ingress protection

No

Camera resolution

1080p

Connectivity

Bluetooth, USB, Wi‑Fi

Operating system

Linux-based control OS

LLM integration

External API

Latency glass to action

250–450 ms

Motor tech

Brushless servo motors

Gear tech

Harmonic or planetary gears

Main structural material

Aluminum + plastic composites

Number of fingers

5 per hand

Main market

Research, education, AI labs

H.G skill score

N/A

Verified

Not verified

Walking Speed [km/h]

1,6

Shipping Size

140 × 45 × 35 cm crate

Color

Yellow/black (Bumblebee theme)

Manufacturer

Kepler Exploration Robot Co.

Description

The K2 Bumblebee is a compact humanoid robot created by Kepler Robotics for research and education. Although it has a small frame, it offers a flexible platform for learning robotics concepts. As a result, students and developers can explore real-world motion, sensing, and AI control in a safe and accessible way. Its balanced build also allows it to move confidently in indoor environments.

Aaron Saunders Deepmind Boston Dynamics

Featuring insights from

Aaron Saunders, Former CTO of

Boston Dynamics,

now Google DeepMind

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Because it focuses on early-stage robotics development, the K2 Bumblebee gives teams a simple but reliable tool for testing ideas. It reacts smoothly to commands, and it supports basic manipulation tasks. Therefore, researchers can evaluate their algorithms without dealing with the complexity of large industrial robots. This makes the robot especially useful for rapid prototyping and teaching.

In addition, the K2 Bumblebee supports AI-related experimentation. Teams can train perception models, improve motion planning, or test new learning approaches directly on hardware. By doing so, they receive faster and more accurate feedback than they would from simulations alone. Consequently, they gain a clearer understanding of how their systems behave in real conditions.

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Finally, while the K2 Bumblebee is not designed for heavy automation, it still plays a valuable role in robotics development. Its approachable design shortens testing cycles, and its friendly interface encourages experimentation. Because of this, universities, research labs, and innovation hubs often choose it as a bridge between software development and applied robotics.

Download the Humanoid Robot Market Report here

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