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Industrial humanoid in mass production since late 2025, with autonomous battery swapping that keeps it working across shifts.
What it does
- Swaps its own battery in about three minutes and keeps working across shifts.
- 15 kg payload with a waist that rotates 162 degrees either way, for rack and workstation reach.
- In mass production since November 2025, with fleet software coordinating several robots on one line.
What it changes
Optimises for uptime rather than agility: 15 kg payload, three-minute battery swaps and fleet software coordinating several robots on one line.
Availability
Enterprise only (global)
Access and cost
Get UBTech Walker S2 — UBTech has not published a unit price; the robot sells through enterprise contracts and per-month service agreements.
Evidence it works
- Walker S2 began mass production and delivery in November 2025, with cumulative Walker-series orders above ¥800 million. — source
- The robot swaps its own battery in about three minutes using a dual-battery system, which is what makes continuous operation possible. — source
Practical limits
- Built for industrial floors: a fixed-workstation robot rather than a general-purpose one.
- Delivered through enterprise contracts, so there is no published unit price or self-serve route.
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