UBTECH Robotics
Pioneer AI humanoid company with Walker S2 robots deployed on BMW and JD.com production lines across Asia.
The longest-serving AI humanoid company in China — with global enterprise deployments to prove it.
Founded in Shenzhen in 2012 — a decade before most of its current competitors — UBTECH Robotics has had more time than anyone in China to learn what it takes to deploy humanoid robots in real enterprise environments. The company went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, subjecting its technology and business model to institutional scrutiny that few robotics startups have faced. That longevity translates into hard-won operational knowledge: what fails in factories, how to design for maintainability, and how to build the software layer that actually gets used by floor workers.
The Walker S2 represents the culmination of that experience. With 52 DOF, fourth-generation dexterous hands featuring 22 DOF, and UBTECH's BrainNet 2.0 Co-Agent AI system, the S2 operates on BMW's assembly lines — one of the most demanding quality-control environments in global manufacturing. The robot also works on JD.com's logistics facilities, demonstrating cross-sector versatility. Its self-battery-swap capability, running Ubuntu and ROSA 2.0, reduces dependence on human intervention during operations.
Beyond the Walker line, UBTECH has expanded into service and healthcare robotics with the ADIBOT A platform, which brings the Walker architecture into hospital and commercial disinfection scenarios across Asia. The Walker X remains the company's open research platform, enabling academic institutions to build on a validated hardware base. With consistent institutional backing and a growing enterprise customer roster, UBTECH is positioned as China's most enterprise-mature humanoid company.
Humanoid Robot Models
UBTECH's factory flagship and the most dexterous commercially deployed humanoid in Asia. The fourth-generation dexterous hands with 22 DOF deliver precision manipulation for BMW-grade assembly quality requirements. BrainNet 2.0 Co-Agent AI enables multi-robot coordination and task-learning from demonstration, while the self-battery-swap system keeps the robot operational through full production shifts.
The Slim Edition of the Walker platform, engineered specifically for electronics assembly environments where tighter spaces and precision tasks are the primary challenge. At 175 cm and 70 kg with 41 DOF, the Walker SE's lighter, more compact build allows it to operate in assembly stations and production cells sized for human workers — broadening the range of facilities UBTECH can serve.
Built on the Walker platform architecture, the ADIBOT A extends UBTECH's humanoid technology into service and healthcare scenarios. Deployed across hospitals and commercial facilities throughout Asia for disinfection, logistics support, and guided assistance, it demonstrates how the Walker's core locomotion and AI capabilities translate beyond the factory floor into regulated healthcare environments.
The Walker X is UBTECH's open research platform and the model that first brought Walker technology to BMW's factory floors as a pilot. At 174 cm and 76 kg with 41 DOF, it is available under academic and R&D licensing with a full open SDK. Research institutions use the Walker X to develop and validate AI models, manipulation algorithms, and human-robot interaction systems on a proven commercial-grade hardware base.
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