Welcome, HSR-ER-HR705!

The HR705 is a wheeled industrial humanoid from Huashu Robot, designed for factory environments where obstacle avoidance, sorting goods and assembling products are priorities. Standing 170 cm tall and weighing 200 kg, it combines a mobile base with two collaborative arms, each offering seven degrees of freedom. Its listed positioning precision is ±0.05 mm, while torque sensing supports interaction with people, although its human safety classification remains partial. The platform has 23 degrees of freedom overall, a maximum speed of 4.3 km/h and a listed strength specification of 10 kg. Runtime is specified at six hours per charge. Laser SLAM navigation supports movement through industrial spaces, and its standard vision configuration includes two depth cameras and one fisheye camera. Optional wrist depth cameras provide additional sensing near the grippers. With an overall skill score of 3 out of 10, the HR705 represents a developing industrial platform, with manipulation rated above navigation rather than broad, mature humanoid capability.

Obstacle avoidance, goods sorting and product assembly define the HR705’s supported task profile. For sorting applications, its cameras provide visual input, while its two finger gripping claws provide the physical interface with objects. For assembly, the dual arm configuration and listed positioning precision are relevant technical features, though successful deployment still depends on the specific components, fixtures and process requirements. Navigation is rated 1 out of 5 and manipulation 2 out of 5, indicating lower tier performance in both categories, with relatively greater development in manipulation. EtherCAT, Modbus and Socket connectivity offer interfaces for industrial integration. Huashu’s own servo motors and drives supply the platform’s motion hardware, connecting its mechanical design with the manufacturer’s existing industrial automation technology.

The HR705 is listed as a prototype with a displayed price of USD 45,000. Its manufacturer, Chongqing Huashu Robot Co., Ltd., is a Chinese industrial robotics company belonging to the Huazhong CNC group, which also develops CNC systems, servo drives and motion controllers. That corporate connection places the platform within an established industrial automation context rather than a consumer robotics offering. Its broader significance lies in combining wheeled mobility, machine vision and articulated arms for selected factory tasks. For prospective users, prototype status and the developing skill score make application testing important. Evaluation should center on demonstrated obstacle avoidance, sorting and assembly performance under the intended workplace conditions, alongside integration requirements and human safety considerations.