Datasheet
Wheeled-base humanoid service robot
XMAN-R1 is KEENON’s humanoid service robot on a wheeled base. It stands 174 cm tall, weighs 110 kg and spreads 36 degrees of freedom across its two arms, waist, head, base and six-joint hands. The rolling base gives it reach and speed indoors, while the arms handle objects precisely as it interacts with people.

Moving on wheels means it is not tied to a single kind of space: the same robot works across very different environments.
Behaviour is driven by a large VLA model, which speeds up every iteration and keeps it stable in situations it has not seen before.
KEENON developed its own communication protocol and sets up a dedicated network for the robot, so the link does not drop mid-task.
The platform is open on both the hardware and the software side, which makes adding new skills much simpler.
| Height | 174 cm |
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| Weight | 110 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 36 in total |
| Arms | 2 arms, 7 DOF each |
| Waist and legs | 6 DOF |
| Head | 2 DOF |
| Wheeled base | 2 DOF |
| Dexterous hands | 2 hands, 6 DOF each |
| LiDAR | 2 units, forward and rear sensing |
| Depth cameras | 4, for motion planning and environment sensing |
| Wide-angle cameras | 4 HD units, 360° coverage |
| Computing power | 275 TOPS |
| Graphics memory | 64 GB |
| Storage | 64 GB |
| Audio | HD omnidirectional microphone and stereo speaker |
| Display | HD flexible curved face screen |
| Teleoperation | VR dual-arm remote operation with multimodal data capture |