OS3 |
Version | v1.0 | |
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| Company | OS3 Inc. | Blog | deep dives |
H.A.L.E. 1.0 (Human-Aligned, Life-Enhancing): a dual-arm, semi-humanoid mobile robot, designed in our San Francisco lab for the physical tasks that happen in ordinary human spaces.
prototype
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Embodiment | Bimanual: 6+1 degrees of freedom per arm, 2-DoF head |
| Payload | 9 lb nominal / 15 lb peak per arm (lift-range and payload upgrades available) |
| Mobility | Omnidirectional base; vertical lift for picking from the floor and reaching top shelves |
| Runtime | Battery that lasts a whole workday |
| Sensing | Cameras & LiDAR; developer units add chest and wrist depth cameras plus a second, rear LiDAR |
| Controls | Start and stop a task at the touch of the rear screen or from the mobile app |
| Teleoperation | VR, 3D-printable rigs, and exoskeleton; handheld gripper rigs for scaling human demos |
| Safety | Collision avoidance, auto power cutoff, emergency stop |
| Build | Designed in San Francisco, USA |
Custom actuators for higher payload are in development , talk to us if your work needs heavier lifts.
How the brain and the control stack work, layer by layer, on the blog. read the deep dives →