
CETC Robotics Co., Ltd.
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CETC Robot No. 1 / SEARI Capital Robot No. 1
Humanoid RobotsCETC Robot No. 1 is the first humanoid robot developed by CETC Robotics (21st Research Institute of CETC), unveiled in late 2023. Standing 162 cm and weighing 60 kg with 39 degrees of freedom, it demonstrates stable walking on uneven terrain, resistance to pushes/kicks, and dexterous manipulation (carrying boxes, pouring water, twisting bottle caps). It is being validated for smart logistics deployment, with stated future applications in industrial manufacturing, security patrol, and emergency response.
39 overall · Prototype / pilot-deployment stageCentaur Robot
Mobile Robots (AMR)The CETC Centaur Robot is a wheel-leg hybrid mobile robot combining the speed of wheels, terrain adaptability of legs, and manipulation capabilities of robotic arms. It has 32 degrees of freedom, can move omnidirectionally, navigate stairs, slopes and rubble, and autonomously perform SLAM navigation and obstacle avoidance. Its dual arms can provide more than 12 kg of gripping force, while the robot has a dynamic payload exceeding 30 kg and more than 4 hours of operating endurance. It was designed primarily for high-risk applications such as emergency firefighting, public-security operations, disaster response and hazardous industrial tasks.
>12 kg · Dual robotic armsDianke Zhixun
Quadruped RobotsQuadruped inspection robot system for autonomous patrol, facility/equipment inspection, situational monitoring, anomaly detection and remote security/inspection operations.
Yes · YesExplorer D1
Humanoid RobotsExplorer D1 is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot developed by CETC 21st Research Institute and CETC Robotics for industrial, logistics and special-purpose applications. It uses a model-driven motion-control approach, reaches a maximum speed of 10 km/h, can negotiate 20 cm steps and 20° slopes, jump approximately 0.5 m horizontally and 0.2 m vertically, avoid obstacles and recover after falling. Its hands incorporate 0.1 N-sensitive pressure sensors for physical interaction.
Limited / demonstration and development stage; commercial mass availability not publicly confirmed · Approximately 2 hoursHubben
Quadruped RobotsHubben is a lightweight, high-dynamic-performance quadruped robot developed by CETC Robotics. It supports multiple gaits (Trot, Flying Trot, Pace, Gallop, Bound), can recover from falls and perform backflips, and navigates autonomously via onboard LiDAR and depth camera. Positioned for education/research and specialized applications, it has been shown publicly at China's World Robot Conference and Digital China Summit.
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