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QingLong
Qinglong is a full-size humanoid robot from China that aims to serve as a general-purpose, open-platform machine. It stands about 1.82–1.85 m tall, weighs ~80 kg, and has 43 active degrees of freedom. Qinglong combines a “high-bionic torso,” agile locomotion, dexterous hands, and strong joint torques (up to 400 N·m) with 400 TOPS of computing power. The robot is built to navigate complex terrain, manipulate delicate objects, and support multi-modal perception and interaction. The creators have launched an open-source initiative, making its hardware and software accessible to other developers to foster broader robotics innovation.
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China’s Humanoid Robots Assemble!
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