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China's first full sized open source general purpose humanoid robot platform, unveiled at WAIC 2024 in Shanghai. Operated by Humanoid Robotics (Shanghai) and the Shanghai Humanoid Robotics Manufacturing Innovation Center. Named Qinglong, standing 185 cm with up to 60 DOF.
OpenLoong is China's first full-stack open-source humanoid robot platform, developed by the National-Local Joint Humanoid Robot Innovation Center in Shanghai. The Qinglong robot stands 185cm with 43 DOF and 400 TOPS, unveiled at WAIC 2024. Hardware and software are released on GitHub through the OpenAtom Foundation.
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Published operating specifications for the lead system.
Chief Scientist Jiang Lei announced plans for annual humanoid models named after Chinese zodiac animals, fostering an open-source humanoid ecosystem unique to China.
OpenLoong is China's first full-stack open-source humanoid robot platform, developed by the National-Local Joint Humanoid Robot Innovation Center in Shanghai. The Qinglong robot stands 185cm with 43 DOF and 400 TOPS, unveiled at WAIC 2024. Hardware and software are released on GitHub through the OpenAtom Foundation.
In December 2023, Humanoid Robot (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. was established with 1 billion yuan registered capital. In May 2024, it was designated as the National-Local Joint Humanoid Robot Innovation Center by China's Ministry of Industry and Shanghai Municipal Government.
The open-source community releases hardware structures, parameters, and whole-body dynamics control software on GitHub through the OpenAtom Foundation.
At WAIC 2024, the center unveiled Qinglong, China's first full-sized general-purpose humanoid, alongside the OpenLoong open-source initiative. Qinglong stands 185cm, weighs 80kg, with 43 DOF, 400 N-m peak torque, and 400 TOPS.
Chief Scientist Jiang Lei announced plans for annual humanoid models named after Chinese zodiac animals, fostering an open-source humanoid ecosystem unique to China.