GR-3C

Commercial-grade humanoid with reinforced shell, LED display head, and full-body teleoperation for industrial assembly and remote inspection

Fourier RobotsPrototypeAnnounced 2025

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GR-3C humanoid robot

Technical Details

Specifications

Height1.65 m / 5' 5''
Weight71 kg / 156.5 lb
Degrees of Freedom55
Locomotionbiped
Payload3 kg
Battery Type
SpeedUndisclosed
Rated Runtime3 h

Sensors

Cameras
Depth SensingYes
LidarNot disclosed
IMUNot disclosed
MicrophonesNot disclosed
Tactile SensingOptional 12-DoF dexterous hands with tactile capability available as modular end-effector

Software

Control Modeautonomous, teleoperation
Middleware
SDKUndisclosed
SDK DetailsFull-body teleoperation with real-time remote motion mapping supported; upgradeable head module
Connectivity

Deployment

Units Shipped: Not publicly disclosed

As of Aug 2026

Company Claim

Fourier positions GR-3C for industrial assembly, remote inspection, and commercial service scenarios, sharing the GR-3 Series' dual-path AI architecture

Fourier Robots (official product page)

What's Actually Confirmed

No named customer, pilot site, or unit-count deployment claim was found for GR-3C on Fourier's own materials or in tier-1 press — consistent with the sibling GR-3's pre-commercial status

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GR-3C and who makes it?

GR-3C is a commercial-grade humanoid with reinforced shell, LED display head, and full-body teleoperation for industrial assembly and remote inspection. It is manufactured by Fourier Robots and was announced in 2025.

How tall is the GR-3C?

GR-3C is 1.65 m / 5' 5'' tall.

How much does the GR-3C weigh?

GR-3C weighs 71 kg / 156.5 lb.

How much can the GR-3C carry?

GR-3C can carry a payload of 3 kg.

How much does the GR-3C cost? Is the GR-3C available to buy?

Fourier Robots has not published a price for the GR-3C — it is quoted on enquiry. No public pricing for GR-3C. Contact Fourier Robotics directly.

What are the main strengths of the GR-3C?

  • Reinforced shell built for industrial durability — more ruggedised than GR-3
  • Full-body teleoperation with real-time remote motion mapping — not available on GR-3
  • Optional 12-DoF dexterous hands expand manipulation capability
  • Modular head supports camera and mic upgrades
  • Hot-swappable 3-hour battery supports shift-length operations

What are the limitations of the GR-3C?

  • 3 kg single-arm payload is low for heavy industrial tasks
  • No confirmed deployments as of this record
  • No public pricing
  • Walking speed not disclosed
  • Compute specifications not published

Last updated: Aug 2026