HMND 01
HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled is Humanoid's tall 220 cm, 300 kg wheeled humanoid with 29 active DoF, 15 kg bimanual payload, 4 h average runtime and 2 m/s wheeled speed.
- Height
- 220cm7′3″Source
- Weight
- 300kg661 lbSource
- Payload
- 15kg33 lbSource
- Runtime
- 4h240 minSource
- Degrees of freedom
- 29DoFSource
- Top speed
- 2m/s7.2 km/hSource
5 real photosHMND 01 photos
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HMND 01 videos
official and independent footageHow big is HMND 01?
HMND 01 stands 220 cm (7 ft 3 in) and weighs 300 kg (661 lb), 45 cm taller than a 175 cm adult.
HMND 01 specs
official and sourced figures| Height | 220 cm (7 ft 3 in)source |
| Weight | 300 kg (661 lb)source |
| Payload | 15 kg (33 lb)source |
| Runtime | 4 hsource |
| Degrees of freedom | 29 DoFsource |
| Hand DoF | 12 DoFsource |
| Top speed | 2 m/s (7.2 km/h)source |
| Hands | Modular end-effectors: 12-DoF five-finger hand or 1-DoF parallel gripper. |
| Sensors | 360-degree RGB cameras, two depth sensors in head, wrist RGB cameras, 6D force/torque sensors, haptic feedback sensors, end effector force/torque sensors |
| Compute | KinetIQ, a proprietary four-layer AI stack built on NVIDIA compute. |
Price and availability
from evidence packWhat the HMND 01 can do
evidence by capability dimensionHMND 01 Alpha has 29 active DoF excluding end-effectors and modular 12-DoF five-finger or 1-DoF gripper. Ford POC demonstrated dual-arm handling of large thin sheet-metal body parts and tote handling with 8 kg payload; at CES it picked unsorted metallic bearing rings from cluttered bins. Company reports 97% reliability in autonomous pick-and-place during Ford POC.
Ford POC reported fully autonomous pick-and-place with 97% reliability and 83 picks/hour vs 50 target, with only one hour of on-robot data collection. Schaeffler CES demo was described by Schaeffler as 'press one button, everything is automated' and 'entirely autonomous and completely trained.' A PR.ai directory entry describes a Siemens POC with autonomous tote-to-conveyor destacking.
Wheeled omnidirectional base with max speed 2 m/s (7.2 km/h). Ford POC says the robot successfully navigated to a shelf, localized a part, lifted it and placed it on a kitting table.
Head has 360-degree RGB cameras and two depth sensors, plus wrist RGB cameras, 6D F/T sensors and haptic feedback. Used for bin picking unsorted metallic bearing rings and part localization in a Ford POC.
No evidence found of conversational, gesture, or direct human-robot interaction capabilities beyond starting an autonomous workflow with a button press.
Product page lists average 4-hour runtime. Ford POC reported one hour uninterrupted operation (twice target) and 97% reliability in autonomous pick-and-place. PR.ai directory lists a 7-hour continuous bin picking time-lapse at Schaeffler and a third-party article about an eight-hour factory shift at Siemens Erlangen.
Tall 220 cm, 300 kg wheeled humanoid with interchangeable protective garments. Schaeffler executive says a wheel-based system is more stable and easier to integrate from a safety perspective for even factory floors.
What is proven
source-backed highlights- Ford POC company-reported results: 83 picks/hour, 97% reliability, 1 hour uninterrupted operation.
- Schaeffler CES live bin picking with partner claim of full autonomy.
- Bosch contract manufacturing partnership and $152M Series A funding.
- Multiple early access industrial partners (Schaeffler, Siemens, Ford).
Caveats
read before you trust a demo- No public price, purchase path beyond contact sales, or general retail availability was found
- No independent autonomy benchmark or intervention log.
- No public price or purchase path beyond contact sales.
- No battery capacity or detailed actuator specs.
About the HMND 01
summary from sourced evidenceHMND 01 Alpha Wheeled is Humanoid's tall 220 cm, 300 kg wheeled humanoid with 29 active DoF, 15 kg bimanual payload, 4 h average runtime and 2 m/s wheeled speed. It uses a 12-DoF hand or 1-DoF gripper and 360-degree RGB plus depth sensors. Evidence includes a Ford POC with company-reported 97% autonomous pick-and-place reliability and 83 picks/hour, a Schaeffler CES bin picking demo described as fully autonomous, and early access partnerships with Schaeffler, Siemens and SAP/Martur Fompak. Bosch is the contract manufacturing partner. No public price exists, and most deployments are POCs or early access rather than full commercial operations
Evidence log
tiered public claimsHMND 01 alternatives
all alternatives →| Robot | Status | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot | Target $50,000 | ||
| Pilot | Not public | ||
| Pilot | Reported $150,000 | ||
| Pilot | Not public | ||
| Pilot | Reported $20,000 | ||
| Pilot | Not for sale |
HMND 01 FAQ
answers from sourced dataHow much does the HMND 01 cost?
Humanoid has not published a price for the HMND 01. Pricing is quoted through sales.
Can you buy the HMND 01?
Only as a business customer. Humanoid sells the HMND 01 through direct sales contact.
How tall is the HMND 01?
The HMND 01 is 220 cm (7 ft 3 in) tall according to Humanoid's published specs.
How much does the HMND 01 weigh?
It weighs 300 kg (661 lb) according to official specs.
How long does the HMND 01 battery last?
Humanoid lists a runtime of about 4 h per charge. This is a company figure, not an independent test.
Who makes the HMND 01?
The HMND 01 is made by Humanoid, based in United Kingdom.
Is the HMND 01 autonomous or teleoperated?
Public demos of the HMND 01 are marked "disclosed autonomous" in our evidence review. Treat promotional footage as unverified unless the company states how it was controlled.
Sources
7 references- HMND 01 ALPHA WHEELED - Humanoid · Humanoid
- U.K.-based startup Humanoid unveils HMND 01 Alpha mobile manipulator - The Robot Report · The Robot Report
- U.K.-based Humanoid secures $152M in Series A funding - The Robot Report · The Robot Report
- Humanoid Shows How Robots Will Work in Tomorrow’s Factories | RoboticsTomorrow · Robotics Tomorrow
- HMND 01, humanoid robot, SKL Robotics LTD, London, United Kingdom · Portal of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
- World’s fastest-developed humanoid robot highlights UK tech at CES · Interesting Engineering
- HMND 01 ALPHA WHEELED · BaiduWiki