Walker X

Next-generation humanoid platform for advanced mobility, interaction, and embodied AI research

UBTECH RoboticsPrototypeAnnounced 2021

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Walker X humanoid robot

Technical Details

Specifications

Height1.3 m / 4' 3''
Weight63 kg / 138.9 lb
Degrees of Freedom41
Locomotionbiped
Payload3 kg
Battery Type
Speed0.83 m/s
Rated Runtime2 h

Sensors

Cameras
Depth SensingYes
LidarNot disclosed
IMUYes
MicrophonesNot disclosed
Tactile Sensingdexterous hands with force-sensitive interaction

Software

Control Modeautonomous, voice interaction, teleoperation, hybrid
Middleware
SDKProprietary
SDK DetailsROSA robotics framework with semantic navigation and multimodal AI
Connectivity

Deployment

Units Shipped: Not publicly disclosed

As of Aug 2026

Company Claim

UBTECH positions Walker X for home assistance, office environments, and public service demonstration scenarios

UBTECH Robotics (official product page)

What's Actually Confirmed

No named customer or unit-count deployment claim was found for Walker X on UBTECH's own materials. Its confirmed real-world role is as UBTECH's trade show/demo platform, not a production deployment like Walker S2's automotive customers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Walker X and who makes it?

Walker X is a next-generation humanoid platform for advanced mobility, interaction, and embodied AI research. It is manufactured by UBTECH Robotics and was announced in 2021.

How tall is the Walker X?

Walker X is 1.3 m / 4' 3'' tall.

How much does the Walker X weigh?

Walker X weighs 63 kg / 138.9 lb.

How much can the Walker X carry?

Walker X can carry a payload of 3 kg.

How much does the Walker X cost? Is the Walker X available to buy?

UBTECH Robotics has not published a price for the Walker X — it is quoted on enquiry. Walker X is a research and demonstration humanoid platform. UBTECH has not publicly disclosed commercial pricing, leasing terms, or direct purchase availability.

What are the main strengths of the Walker X?

  • 41 DoF enabling expressive whole-body motion
  • Integrated multimodal AI interaction stack
  • Advanced balance and locomotion capabilities
  • Compact humanoid design suitable for indoor environments
  • Strong demonstration platform for embodied AI

What are the limitations of the Walker X?

  • Not commercially deployed at scale
  • Limited payload capability
  • Short runtime for continuous operation
  • Industrial-grade robustness unproven
  • No named customer deployment, unlike UBTECH's Walker S2/Walker C

Last updated: Aug 2026