- Dual Seven-Axis Arms Integrated harmonic-drive joint modules with brakes and torque sensing, accepting container grippers, two-finger grippers or carton clamps.
- Omnidirectional Wheeled Base Precise low-speed positioning in factory aisles and work cells, with vertical lift support to match working height to bins, cartons and line fixtures.
- Layered Perception Stack LiDAR, binocular vision, head and wrist RGBD cameras, area ToF and safety-edge sensing feeding laser SLAM and stereo-vision VSLAM.
- Built for Material Handling Positioned for loading, unloading, sorting, palletising and depalletising rather than the reception tasks of the original Cruzr.
- Up to Four-Hour Runtime Published runtime of up to four hours, with charging and battery-swap approaches discussed for extended shift coverage.
- Conservative Payload Figure Listed at the most conservative published value of 10 kg; higher figures circulate publicly and should be confirmed at quotation.
Description
The UBTECH Cruzr Y1 is a factory and warehouse machine that happens to be shaped like a person. It shares a name with the earlier Cruzr service robot, but nothing else: where that model greeted visitors, the Y1 loads, unloads, sorts, palletises and depalletises on production and logistics floors.
The upper body is humanoid — dual seven-axis arms built from integrated harmonic-drive joint modules with brakes and torque sensing, taking container grippers, two-finger grippers or carton clamps. The base is not. An omnidirectional wheeled platform with vertical lift support gives precise low-speed positioning in aisles and work cells, which is what structured material handling actually needs; legs would add cost and failure modes for no gain on a flat factory floor.
Perception is layered: LiDAR, binocular vision, RGBD depth cameras in the head and wrists, area time-of-flight sensing and safety-edge detection, with laser SLAM and stereo-vision VSLAM for route planning. Published data lists roughly 170 cm in height and 90 kg in mass, a runtime of up to four hours, and an operating range of 0 to 45 degrees Celsius.
One note on payload. Public sources give a range of figures; this listing uses the most conservative published value of 10 kg rather than the highest one found. If your application depends on the upper end of that range, confirm it in writing at quotation before committing.
Key Capabilities
- Dual Seven-Axis Arms: Integrated harmonic-drive joint modules with brakes and torque sensing, accepting container grippers, two-finger grippers or carton clamps.
- Omnidirectional Wheeled Base: Precise low-speed positioning in factory aisles and work cells, with vertical lift support to match working height to bins, cartons and line fixtures.
- Layered Perception Stack: LiDAR, binocular vision, head and wrist RGBD cameras, area ToF and safety-edge sensing feeding laser SLAM and stereo-vision VSLAM.
- Built for Material Handling: Positioned for loading, unloading, sorting, palletising and depalletising rather than the reception tasks of the original Cruzr.
- Up to Four-Hour Runtime: Published runtime of up to four hours, with charging and battery-swap approaches discussed for extended shift coverage.
- Conservative Payload Figure: Listed at the most conservative published value of 10 kg; higher figures circulate publicly and should be confirmed at quotation.
This model is offered on a quotation basis. Fleet size, rack and tote dimensions, control-system integration, and delivery schedule all change the final figure, so pricing is confirmed per project rather than listed.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, fleet software, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
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Features
Specs
| Brand | UBTECH |
|---|---|
| Model | Cruzr Y1 |
| Product Type | Wheeled industrial humanoid robot |
| Height | Approximately 170 cm (public product data) |
| Width | Approximately 55 cm (public product data) |
| Depth | Approximately 65 cm (public product data) |
| Mass | Approximately 90 kg (public product data) |
| Arms | Dual seven-axis, integrated harmonic-drive joint modules with brakes and torque sensing |
| Rated Payload | 10 kg (conservative published figure) |
| End Effectors | Container gripper, two-finger gripper, carton clamp (configurable) |
| Perception | LiDAR, binocular vision, head and wrist RGBD depth cameras, area ToF, safety-edge sensing |
| Navigation | Laser SLAM and stereo-vision VSLAM |
| Runtime | Up to 4 hours (published figure) |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 45 degrees Celsius, indoor industrial |
| Price | Quotation only |
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Frequently Asked Questions
A wheeled industrial humanoid robot for manufacturing and logistics work — loading, unloading, sorting, palletising and depalletising cartons and totes.
No. The original Cruzr was a customer-facing reception and information robot. The Cruzr Y1 is a different machine positioned for factory and warehouse material handling.
Its working environment is flat industrial floors and warehouse routes, where an omnidirectional wheeled base gives more precise low-speed positioning than legged locomotion, with fewer moving parts.
This listing uses the most conservative published figure, 10 kg. Higher values appear in public sources; we do not publish them as specification, and we recommend confirming the payload your application needs at quotation.
Published specifications list up to four hours. Charging and battery-swap approaches are discussed for sustained shift coverage.
No. It is quoted per project, since end-effector selection, fleet size, integration scope and support requirements all affect the figure.
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