Welcome, RealBot-S2!

The RealBot S2 is a full size wheeled humanoid from RealMan Robotics, combining a humanoid upper body with a four wheel mobile base. Standing 170 cm tall and weighing 125 kg, it uses two arms with seven degrees of freedom each to support coordinated manipulation. Each arm handles objects weighing up to 5 kg, giving the platform a combined rated payload of 10 kg. A lifting structure adjusts its working height, while a folding design makes transportation and deployment more practical. Interchangeable end effectors include standard two finger grippers and optional five finger dexterous hands, allowing its hardware configuration to match different manipulation requirements. The mobile base reaches a maximum speed of 5.4 km/h, and the listed runtime is six hours per charge. Its overall skill score of 3 out of 10 places it in the developing category, with navigation rated 1 out of 5 and manipulation rated 2 out of 5. These ratings distinguish its current capability level from more mature humanoid platforms.

Obstacle avoidance, sorting goods, and assembling products define the robot’s supported task capabilities. LiDAR navigation supports movement around obstacles, while the wheeled base provides positioning for manipulation tasks. For sorting goods, the dual arm arrangement and interchangeable end effectors offer different hardware options for handling objects within the stated payload limits. Product assembly is another supported application, with the adjustable lifting structure allowing the arms to operate at different working heights. An NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin with 64 GB provides onboard computing, and connectivity includes 5G, WiFi, and wired Ethernet. Together, these components form a mobile manipulation platform whose supported activities center on navigating obstacles and performing sorting and assembly tasks.

The RealBot S2 is in production and is manufactured by RealMan Robotics in China. Its listed price is USD 35,000, with an inquiry option for buyers seeking a quotation. The stated markets include industrial automation, retail, home service, data collection, and embodied AI. These categories describe its commercial positioning rather than a guarantee of readiness for every task in those settings. Its broader significance lies in combining a mobile base, adjustable working height, dual arms, and configurable end effectors within one platform. For organizations evaluating deployment, the developing skill rating provides important context alongside the hardware specifications. Human collaborative use requires an appropriate risk assessment and safeguards, making application planning and workplace safety essential parts of adoption.