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Toyota Motor Corporation
Models offered5
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5 modelsToyota Motor Corporation robot models
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Model 1Research & DevelopmentToyota Motor Corporation
CUE7
Humanoid RobotsCUE7 serves as a technology demonstrator for advanced robotics, reinforcement learning, motion planning, perception, and autonomous control. The robot can autonomously dribble, navigate, track a basketball hoop, calculate trajectories, and perform high-precision basketball shots.
218 cm · 5 km/h
Model 2Research & DevelopmentToyota Motor Corporation
Model 3HealthcareHuman Support Robot (HSR)
Humanoid Robotscompact mobile manipulation robot developed by Toyota to assist elderly people, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers with everyday household tasks.
Yes LiDAR · Single telescoping armToyota Motor Corporation
Model 4Research & DevelopmentPOTARO
Mobile Robots (AMR)autonomous in-hospital delivery robot, developed by the Frontier Research Center to reduce the workload of nurses and hospital staff through automated transport of medications, medical equipment, laboratory specimens, and other clinical supplies.
Yes · YesToyota Motor Corporation
Model 5T-HR3
Humanoid RobotsA 1.54 m humanoid research robot designed for remote whole-body operation, force feedback, balance control and safe physical interaction with humans and objects.
Research platform / not commercially available for general purchase · YesToyota Motor Corporation
TPR-Robina
Service RobotsToyota TPR-Robina is a 1.2-meter, 60 kg autonomous wheeled service robot developed under the Toyota Partner Robot program and deployed as a tour guide at Toyota Kaikan Exhibition Hall in 2007. It autonomously travels toward destinations while avoiding obstacles, guides visitors through exhibitions, provides spoken explanations and communicates through gestures. Its image-recognition system can identify visitors' name tags and personalize explanations, while articulated fingers enable it to physically sign autographs.
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