Clone Alpha
Clone Alpha is Clone Robotics' prototype bipedal humanoid that uses water-powered Myofiber artificial muscles instead of electric motors.

- Height
- Not disclosed
- Weight
- Not disclosed
- Payload
- Not disclosed
- Runtime
- 1.5h90 minSource
- Degrees of freedom
- 200DoFSource
- Top speed
- Not disclosed

4 real photosClone Alpha photos
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Clone Alpha videos
official and independent footageClone Alpha specs
official and sourced figures| Height | Not disclosed |
| Weight | Not disclosed |
| Payload | Not disclosed |
| Runtime | 1.5 hsource |
| Degrees of freedom | 200 DoFsource |
| Hand DoF | 26 DoFsource |
| Top speed | Not disclosed |
| Hands | Clone Hand with Myofiber artificial muscles. Reports vary: 26 degrees of freedom in each hand/wrist/elbow (Protoclone) and 27 DoF for standalone Clone Hand. Human-level grip force claimed. |
| Sensors | 4 depth cameras in skull, 70 inertial sensors, 320 pressure sensors, microcontrollers linked to sensors |
| Compute | NVIDIA Jetson Thor GPU (reported). Runs Clone's 'Cybernet' visuomotor foundation model; edge-localized AI (company claim). |
Price and availability
from evidence packWhat the Clone Alpha can do
evidence by capability dimensionClone claims human-level finger strength. Component demos include hand and torso (video titles only). Tasks listed include sandwich making, laundry, but no full Alpha demo shown.
No autonomous task execution demonstrated. Telekinesis training platform described but no execution shown.
Company claims 'walks naturally' but no public walking demo. Protoclone shown hanging only. Roadmap targets 2027 for natural walking.
Sensors include 4 depth cameras, 70 inertial, 320 pressure; runs Cybernet visuomotor model. No scene understanding demo.
Company claims natural language interface ('speak to Clone in plain English') and witty dialogue via Telekinesis.
No reliability data. Third-party guide states ~1.5 hours runtime; no endurance testing published.
Company claims soft, plush, featherweight, won't damage floor. No safety certification.
What is proven
source-backed highlights- Official reservation page confirms 279-unit limited edition.
- Detailed upper-body DoF and sensor specs reported consistently.
- Company claims natural language and household tasks via Telekinesis (unverified).
- Multiple YouTube videos exist, but no content assessed.
Caveats
read before you trust a demo- Height, weight, payload, walking speed, and battery capacity are not published in any reviewed source
- No full Alpha demonstration; Protoclone shown hanging only.
- No height, weight, payload, walking speed, or battery capacity.
- No autonomy demonstration.
About the Clone Alpha
summary from sourced evidenceClone Alpha is Clone Robotics' prototype bipedal humanoid that uses water-powered Myofiber artificial muscles instead of electric motors. The company accepts reservations for 279 units but has not demonstrated a complete robot. Specs (200+ DoF, 4 depth cameras, 70 inertial sensors, 320 pressure sensors, NVIDIA Jetson Thor) come from media reports. No walking, task execution, or autonomy has been shown. A $20,000 target price is mentioned but not official. Evidence is weak and primarily company claims at tier 1
Evidence log
tiered public claimsClone Alpha alternatives
all alternatives →| Robot | Status | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purchasable | CN¥9,998 | ||
| Prototype | Not public | ||
| Prototype | Not for sale | ||
| Prototype | Not for sale | ||
| Prototype | Not public | ||
| Prototype | Not for sale |
Clone Alpha FAQ
answers from sourced dataHow much does the Clone Alpha cost?
Clone Robotics has not published a price for the Clone Alpha. It is not offered for sale to the public.
Can you buy the Clone Alpha?
Not yet. Clone Robotics runs a waitlist for the Clone Alpha.
How long does the Clone Alpha battery last?
Clone Robotics lists a runtime of about 1.5 h per charge. This is a company figure, not an independent test.
Who makes the Clone Alpha?
The Clone Alpha is made by Clone Robotics, based in Poland / United States.
Sources
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- Clone Robotics Opens Orders for Humanoid Robot with Synthetic Organs (Video) · Thomasnet
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- Meet Clone Alpha - A Humanoid Robot Built With Synthetic Organs and Artificial Muscles | PDF | Robotics | Robot · Scribd
- Clone Robotics Unveils Humanoid Robot Clone Alpha: A Leap Toward Human-like Movement in Robotics – Impact Lab · impactlab.com
- Clone Robotics Is Building a “Synthetic Human” Just $20,000 · OTOFOOTAGE
- Clone Alpha Teaser · Maginative
- I Met Protoclone. It’s Actually Insane · Anastasi In Tech
- New Clone AI Robot With Artificial Muscles Shocks The World: Torso 4 · MACHINEKIND and AI Revolution
- Proto Clone by Clone SHOCKS with Bipedal Musculoskeletal Android V1 AI Robot · AI Tech Academy
- Thumb Motion - Artificial Muscles Robotic Arm · Clone