Sensing
- RGB-D cameras
- Force-torque sensors
- IMU
- Joint position sensors
An affordable humanoid robot designed for healthcare, research, and commercial applications with a focus on accessibility and versatility.
GR-2 is a general-purpose humanoid robot developed by Fourier Intelligence, a robotics company headquartered in Shanghai with deep expertise in rehabilitation robotics and exoskeleton technology. Introduced in 2024 as the successor to the GR-1, GR-2 advances the company’s humanoid platform with improved mobility, dexterity, and developer-focused capabilities for embodied AI research and commercial applications. The robot stands approximately 1.75 meters tall, weighs around 63 kilograms, and features 53 degrees of freedom powered by upgraded high-torque actuators. Each hand provides 12 degrees of freedom and incorporates tactile sensing for precise object manipulation, while a detachable battery supports approximately two hours of operation with rapid battery replacement. Fourier positions GR-2 as both a commercial humanoid and an open development platform. It includes a software development kit and supports widely used robotics frameworks including ROS, NVIDIA Isaac, and MuJoCo, enabling researchers and developers to build, train, and deploy custom embodied AI applications.

Patient care, rehabilitation, and facility support

Robotics research, evaluation, and experimentation

