AI ArchitecturePlanned vision-language-action integration
Arm ConfigurationTwo robotic arms
Arm Degrees of Freedom4 per arm
AvailabilityCommercially Not Available
Battery CapacityNot publicly disclosed/verified
Battery ChemistryNot publicly disclosed/verified
Battery VoltageNot publicly disclosed/verified
Charging MethodNot publicly disclosed/verified
Charging TimeNot publicly disclosed/verified
Commercial Product NameHL Human
Development StatusPrototype
Environmental Perception3D environmental mapping
Exact ModelHL Human
External Module Power Bus48 V
Human-Proximity SafetyDistance-responsive deceleration
IP Protection RatingNot publicly disclosed/verified
Joint TorqueNot publicly disclosed/verified
Leg ConfigurationTwo articulated legs
Locomotion ControlAutonomous balance control
Manipulator ReachNot publicly disclosed/verified
Maximum PayloadNot publicly disclosed/verified
Maximum SlopeNot publicly disclosed/verified
Maximum Speed3 km/h
NationalityJapan
Natural-Language InterfaceAI-based command interpretation
Navigation Sensors3D stereo camera and LiDAR
Obstacle ResponseCollision detection and automatic braking
Operating RuntimeNot publicly disclosed/verified
Operating TemperatureNot publicly disclosed/verified
Optional End EffectorsFive-finger hands and suction-type hands
Optional EquipmentExternal lighting modules
Optional Five-Finger Hand Grasping CapacityUp to 3 kg, planned configuration
Optional Vision ModuleRGB-D camera
Programming SDK/APIPlanned; not verified as released
Robot DepthNot publicly disclosed/verified
Robot HeightApproximately 1,400 mm; secondary-source figure
Robot TypeAI-powered bipedal humanoid robot
Robot WeightNot publicly disclosed/verified
Robot WidthNot publicly disclosed/verified
Total Degrees of Freedom19
About the HL Human
HL Human is a bipedal AI humanoid robot developed by Highlanders Inc. It features 19 degrees of freedom, dual robotic arms, 3D stereo-camera and LiDAR perception, autonomous locomotion, and AI-based natural-language interaction. Intended for industrial operations, logistics, infrastructure inspection, and disaster-response applications, it remains a development-stage robot without verified commercial deliveries.
Typical applications: Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Logistics & Warehousing, Inspections, Emergency Response & Rescue, Research & Development, Industrial & AI Development.