Reachy 2
Reachy 2 by Pollen Robotics (now part of Hugging Face) is a purchasable open-source upper-body humanoid on an omnidirectional wheeled base.

- Height
- 166cm5′5″Source
- Weight
- 50kg110 lbSource
- Payload
- 3kg7 lbSource
- Runtime
- Not disclosed
- Degrees of freedom
- Not disclosed
- Top speed
- Not disclosed
Reachy 2 videos
official and independent footageHow big is Reachy 2?
Reachy 2 stands 166 cm (5 ft 5 in) and weighs 50 kg (110 lb), 9 cm shorter than a 175 cm adult.
Reachy 2 specs
official and sourced figures| Height | 166 cm (5 ft 5 in)source |
| Weight | 50 kg (110 lb)source |
| Payload | 3 kg (7 lb)source |
| Runtime | Not disclosed |
| Degrees of freedom | Not disclosed |
| Hand DoF | Not disclosed |
| Top speed | Not disclosed |
| Hands | Hands are mentioned for VR teleoperation (move its arms, hands and head), but no detailed hand or gripper specifications were found. |
| Sensors | stereo + RGB-D vision/depth, LiDAR on omnidirectional base, microphones, speaker |
| Compute | CPU-powered system; runs on ROS 2 Humble with a Python SDK; compatible with modern AI frameworks and Hugging Face LeRobotHF. |
Price and availability
from evidence packWhat the Reachy 2 can do
evidence by capability dimensionOfficial specs list 7-DoF bio-inspired arms with ~3 kg payload per arm and Orbita actuators. Decrypt reports basic tasks such as picking up objects or clearing cups. An embedded Pollen demo describes sorting healthy and unhealthy foods using real-time object detection, and an official beta video title mentions practicing skills. No numeric grasp success data was found.
Reachy 2 is described as teleoperated or Python controlled; no autonomous task execution was claimed in the reviewed sources. A Tomorrow's World Today video title explicitly calls the robot human-piloted, and The Decoder notes many public robot videos are remotely operated.
Official product page lists an omnidirectional mobile base with three omniwheels, a suite of sensors and a LiDAR. No walking, balancing, speed, or navigation reliability metrics were published.
Official spec strip lists Stereo + RGB-D vision/depth and LiDAR on the base. The robot includes microphones and speaker according to Decrypt. The Pollen food-sorting demo claimed real-time object detection using pollen_vision.
Reachy 2 is marketed for human-robot interaction and VR teleoperation. The official page describes moving its head, arms and hands while seeing through the robot's cameras, and Hugging Face calls it a versatile, expressive platform for human-robot interaction. No Reachy 2 interaction-quality study was found in the reviewed sources.
No runtime, battery, or reliability data was found for Reachy 2. The Decoder notes that humanoid systems in the market often suffer failures.
Adjustable height 136-166 cm and up to 50 kg weight; wheeled base is suited for flat indoor lab floors. The robot is explicitly 'not a consumer robot' and is aimed at labs. No safety certification evidence was found.
What is proven
source-backed highlights- Official product page specs: 7-DoF arms, 3 kg per arm payload, stereo RGB-D, LiDAR, ROS 2 + Python SDK.
- Reported $70,000 commercial availability from Decrypt.
- Open-source hardware documentation plan from Hugging Face.
- CEO-named lab use at Cornell, Carnegie Mellon and major AI labs.
- Basic manipulation reports such as picking up objects and clearing cups.
Caveats
read before you trust a demo- The $70,000 price comes from Decrypt press coverage, not an official price list. The product page invites labs to contact, but...
- No autonomous task execution claim or demo; product page says teleoperated or Python controlled.
- No runtime, battery, walking speed, total DoF or hand specs.
- No independent reliability, failure rate, or safety certification.
About the Reachy 2
summary from sourced evidenceReachy 2 by Pollen Robotics (now part of Hugging Face) is a purchasable open-source upper-body humanoid on an omnidirectional wheeled base. Official specs list 7-DoF arms with ~3 kg payload each, 136-166 cm adjustable height, up to 50 kg, stereo RGB-D, LiDAR, and ROS 2 + Python SDK. Press reports a $70,000 price and use at Cornell, Carnegie Mellon and major AI labs. It is explicitly a lab robot, not consumer, and is teleoperated or Python-controlled; no autonomous or reliability evidence was found. YouTube demos are title-only and cannot be used for capability inference
Evidence log
tiered public claimsReachy 2 alternatives
all alternatives →| Robot | Status | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purchasable | $125,000 | ||
| Purchasable | $80,000 | ||
| Purchasable | $89,999 | ||
| Purchasable | From CN¥158,000 | ||
| Commercial deployment | $44,560 | ||
| Purchasable | From €22,500 |
Reachy 2 FAQ
answers from sourced dataHow much does the Reachy 2 cost?
Reported $70,000. That figure is reported from public statements rather than a published list price. Configurations, shipping and import duties change the final cost.
Can you buy the Reachy 2?
Only as a business customer. Pollen Robotics (Hugging Face) sells the Reachy 2 through direct sales contact.
How tall is the Reachy 2?
The Reachy 2 is 166 cm (5 ft 5 in) tall according to Pollen Robotics (Hugging Face)'s published specs.
How much does the Reachy 2 weigh?
It weighs 50 kg (110 lb) according to official specs.
Who makes the Reachy 2?
The Reachy 2 is made by Pollen Robotics (Hugging Face), based in France.
Is the Reachy 2 autonomous or teleoperated?
Public demos of the Reachy 2 are marked "disclosed teleoperated" in our evidence review. Treat promotional footage as unverified unless the company states how it was controlled.
Sources
6 references- Reachy 2 - The open-source humanoid for embodied AI | Pollen Robotics · Pollen Robotics
- Now On Sale For $70,000: The World’s First Factory Ready Open-Source Humanoid Robot - Decrypt · Decrypt
- Hugging Face bets on open source to solve robotics' transparency problem · The Decoder
- Reachy 2 (Beta) - Practicing his skills · YouTube Pollen Robotics
- Reachy 2: The Open Source Robot Helper · YouTube Planet Classroom Network
- Meet Reachy 2: The Human-Piloted Robot by Pollen Robotics · YouTube Tomorrow's World Today