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$ 10 000

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Dora is a 1-metre-tall, 20 kg Chinese humanoid offering 20-plus DOF mobility, 3-camera 3-D vision and a Jetson Orin edge-AI brain, purpose-built for home, classroom and elder-care tasks with a 5 kg payload and optional dexterous hands.

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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:

Availability

Prototype

Nationality

China

Website https://en.noetixrobotics.com
Degrees of freedom, overall

26

Degrees of freedom, hands

Not specified

Height [cm]

100

Manipulation performance

2

Navigation performance

2

Max speed (km/h)

3.6

Strength [kg]

5

Weight [kg]

20

Runtime pr charge (hours)

Not specified

Safe with humans

Yes

CPU/GPU

Nvidia Jetson

Ingress protection

Not specified

Camera resolution

3 structured-light depth cameras (2 downward, 1 forward)

Connectivity

Not specified

Operating system

Jetson SDK presumed

LLM integration

LLM Speech, Visual Interaction

Latency glass to action

Not specified

Motor tech

All-electric drive

Gear tech

Not specified

Main structural material

education, Home assistanc

Number of fingers

0

Main market

education, elder-care, Home assistance

H.G skill score

N/A

Verified

Not verified

Walking Speed [km/h]

N/A

Shipping Size

N/A

Color

N/A

Manufacturer

Noetix Robotics

Description

At just 100 cm tall and 20 kg, Dora is designed to share tight indoor spaces with people. Despite its compact frame, it delivers 120 N·m peak joint torque and walks stably over grass, snow or stairs at 1 m s⁻¹ (3.6 km h⁻¹), making it agile enough for household errands or classroom demos.

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Boston Dynamics,

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The core platform offers 20 degrees of freedom – 4 per arm and 6 per leg—supporting anthropomorphic walking, straight-leg strides and obstacle-clearance gaits. Users who need manipulation can swap the default “ball-hand” for an 11-DOF dexterous gripper pair, raising total DOF to 26 and enabling 5 kg pick-and-place tasks.

Three structured-light depth cameras (two down-slanted, one forward) feed millimetre-grade 3-D perception, while an NVIDIA Jetson Orin (8 GB, 40 TOPS) module runs reinforcement-learning locomotion, voice control and vendor-promised LLM speech-and-vision chat. A 7-inch front display, six-mic array and speaker round out human-robot interaction.

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Noetix positions Dora for family chores, STEM education and light elder-care support. The fully electric drivetrain keeps maintenance low, and the company is already taking purchase enquiries as it scales production. With its sub-child size, safety-first payload and open AI stack, Dora aims to be an affordable entry point into embodied intelligence for homes and businesses alike.

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