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Overview
The L1 Maker is the assembly version of the Genisom L1 designed for university and vocational education. The robot arrives at part level: twelve CHAMP P65 joint modules, aluminium-alloy and engineering-plastic body parts, mainboard, battery and camera. Students learn the quadruped structure and assembly logic through a flow from single parts to sub-assemblies and on to the complete robot; the product is designed to be taken apart and rebuilt repeatedly, and modular assembly plus production calibration are supported in software. The assembled robot gives the same values as the industrial L1: 630 × 360 × 415 mm standing, 15 kg, 8 kg walking payload (limit 10 kg), 3.7 m/s top and 5 m/s limit speed, 16 cm continuous stairs, 30° standard and 40° limit grades, 48 N·m peak torque, IP54 and a 0 to 40°C range. AI reinforcement-learning motion control is standard; it performs forward and upward jumps, two-legged standing and backflips. It carries an 8 megapixel wide-angle camera and an IMU, and secondary development is supported. The 43.2 V 5 Ah battery runs 1 to 2 hours and 6 km, charging in 1 hour. The table has no rows for target tracking, OTA or video transmission; these functions are confirmed in writing at quotation.
Education from parts to whole
Through a flow from single parts to sub-assemblies and on to the complete robot, students learn the quadruped structure and assembly logic from the ground up. The manufacturer's video shows the exploded body, joints and electronics.
Built to be taken apart again
The product is designed for repeated assembly; each term a new group builds the same robot. Modular assembly and production calibration are supported in software, and the built robot goes to the field after calibration.
A series-production platform
The kit is not a toy but the series-production L1 platform: 48 N·m joints, an IP54 body, 3.7 m/s, 16 cm steps and a 40° limit grade. The assembled robot behaves like the industrial L1.
Reinforcement learning comes ready
AI reinforcement-learning motion control is standard; after assembly students run walking, jumping and backflip behaviours directly and try their own controllers through secondary development.
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Details & Performance Parameters.
Physical Architecture
Dynamic Performance
Energy & Protection
Computing & Intelligence
8-core high-performance processor; AI reinforcement-learning motion control as standard
IMU; 8 megapixel wide-angle camera (DFOV 122°, HFOV 111°, VFOV 70°)
Modular assembly; production calibration; basic motions and stunts (forward/upward jumps, two-legged standing, backflip, waving); secondary development
The L1 platform's 7 hardware interfaces and SDK; remote and charging hardware stated in the quotation
Hardware & Materials
Aluminium alloy and high-strength engineering plastic; delivered at part level, can be taken apart and rebuilt; joint range torso -28°/28°, thigh -170°/-66°, calf 35°/156°
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L1 Maker Frequently Asked Questions
The most commonly asked questions and answers about L1 Maker.
No group size or assembly time is published; the curriculum from part level to complete robot comes with the training material. The lesson plan is settled at quotation.
Yes; values match the industrial L1 and production calibration is supported in software. Calibration and first start-up are done with the training to guard against assembly errors.
The L1 Maker table has no rows for target tracking, OTA updates or real-time video, while the L1 table does. These functions are confirmed in writing by the manufacturer at quotation.
Charging time is measured at 25°C ambient and range at 1 m/s unloaded; all values are laboratory data and vary with site conditions.
The Genisom L1 Maker is sourced on a project basis: the use case, payload and modules to be carried are settled at the survey; import, commissioning and operator training are part of delivery. For a quotation, send site conditions, daily mission time and the accessories required.
