Leju Kuavo

Torchbearer event showed Kuavo gripping a 1.6 kg torch and executing a handover, but it was remote-controlled. Video titles mention parcel delivery, household help, and swappable hands, but no transcript or detailed manipulation metrics. No hand DoF or dexterity benchmarks found.

CTTL test reports complex terrain autonomous walking and planning/navigation. Torchbearer was explicitly remote-controlled, not autonomous. No evidence of autonomous manipulation or end-to-end task execution.

CTTL independent test verified 4.6 km/h pace, continuous jumps over 20 cm, and complex terrain autonomous walking. Public torchbearer event demonstrated 100 m run/walk with torch while remotely controlled. Video titles suggest daily factory work and parcel delivery.

CTTL test lists planning/navigation and complex terrain autonomous walking, implying basic perception. No sensor details, vision benchmarks, or scene-understanding demos found.

No speech, gesture, or human-robot interaction capabilities found in reviewed sources. Torchbearer event involved human surroundings but was remote-controlled.

CTTL evaluation included power consumption and battery life among 13 test dimensions, but results not published. Sales of 577 units suggest some field use but no reliability metrics.

Kuavo operated in a public torch relay crowd, indicating basic suitability for human environments. Base robot weighs about 45 kg, KUAVO-MY is 1.4 m tall. No safety certifications or impact-force data found.