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UBTECH RoboticsHumanoids

UBTECH Walker S2

Walker S2 is an industrial handling platform with autonomous battery exchange. UBTECH demonstrates a 15 kg object across a 0–1.8 m vertical working range; this listing covers a supervised workcell pilot.

Handled object: 15 kg
Battery swap: Within 3 min
Work height: 0–1.8 m

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Product profile

Industrial handling with autonomous battery exchange

General-purpose humanoid operationsLoad moving

Product type: Humanoids
Best for: Manufacturing · Warehousing & logistics
Environment: Indoor

What it does for your operation

Walker S2 standing beside an autonomous battery-swap station on an automotive factory floor.

In your operation

Exchange batteries at a dedicated station

Walker S2 uses its arms to exchange a battery at a compatible station in under three minutes, according to UBTECH.

Daily operation

Choose how to replenish power

The dual-battery system monitors charge and can select charging or battery exchange around task priorities.

Task performance

Handle a stated 15 kg object

UBTECH describes whole-body handling of a 15 kg object over a 0–1.8 m vertical working range. This is not a 15 kg rating for each arm, and the height range is not horizontal arm reach.

Site fit

Reach low positions with the waist and legs

Waist movement and whole-body balancing support stooping and squatting. Binocular RGB vision supplies depth information for the task.

Connected systems

Coordinate production-line tasks

BrainNet 2.0 and Co-Agent form UBTECH's task-coordination architecture for industrial humanoids. The production equipment signals remain part of the workcell integration.

Operating conditions

Will it work at your site?

Indoor

Access & operating limits

Handling: a fixed object and grasp/placement sequence within the manufacturer-described vertical range.
Power: clear access to the compatible exchange station.
Acceptance: measure energy use and station recovery over the complete handling cycle.
Workcell: controlled access, equipment signals and stopping controls.

The pilot includes one handling sequence and a station-access plan. The three-minute exchange is not recharge duration; battery spares and charging throughput are sized from measured pilot consumption.

Typical applications

Industrial pilot

Material handling

Systems & infrastructure

Integrations and compatibility.

Manufacturer-documented connections and compatible equipment. Building interfaces are checked against your installation.

BrainNet 2.0 and Co-Agent

UBTECH's architecture for coordinating industrial humanoid tasks. Equipment connections are specified for the workcell.

Technical specifications.

Handled object: 15 kg manufacturer statement, not per-arm capacity
Vertical working range: 0–1.8 m; not horizontal arm reach
Autonomous battery exchange: within 3 min, manufacturer statement
Power architecture: dual battery with compatible swap station
Perception: binocular RGB stereo vision

Before you decide.

Does 15 kg mean each arm can carry 15 kg?

No. UBTECH describes handling a 15 kg object with the whole robot. The published 0–1.8 m range describes working height, not horizontal reach.

Does continuous operation mean one battery lasts all day?

No. It relies on charging or battery exchange. The three-minute figure describes exchange time, not recharge time or per-charge endurance.

What does the pilot establish?

The actual grasp and placement cycle, station access, energy use and replenishment schedule. This is a workcell pilot, not a guaranteed continuous-shift package.