How Much Does the Fourier GRW Cost?
Investment in the GRW is scoped per project and set by corporate quotation according to the end-effector choice (three-finger gripper, paddle gripper, two-finger gripper or dexterous hand), the AI computing platform, unit count and delivery terms. If you have a corporate requirement, reach us through the contact form and we will map out the sourcing route and timeline together.
Is It for Sale in Turkey?
We deliver Fourier hardware to corporate projects through enterprise supply, commissioning and engineering support. Robotlar.org talks with organizations that have a GRW requirement and assess import and delivery terms, the service plan and a realistic timeline per project. See our GRW product page for the full technical breakdown.
Specifications
| Heading | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 1160-1650 mm (adjustable) |
| Footprint | 720 × 618 mm |
| Shoulder width | 585 mm |
| Weight | Approximately 160 kg |
| Arm span | 1970 mm (excluding end-effectors) |
| Maximum reach height | 2100 mm |
| Maximum working height | 2000 mm |
| Turning diameter | 895 mm |
| Degrees of freedom | 29 (head 2, single arm 7, waist 3, foldable lower body 2, mobile base 8) |
| Peak torque | Approximately 500 N·m |
| Communication interface | EtherCAT |
| Rated voltage and power | 48 V, approximately 1200 W |
| Maximum speed | 1.5 m/s |
| Maximum gradeability | 10 degrees |
| Dual-arm payload | Up to 16 kg |
| Repeatability | ±0.1 mm |
| Battery | 720 Wh × 2 lithium-ion, 5.8 kg, hot-swappable |
| Operating and charging time | Up to 4 hours / approximately 2 hours |
| Battery life | Over 2,000 cycles (80% DoD) |
| Processor and OS | 8-core CPU, AMD Ryzen, Ubuntu 22.04 |
| AI platform | NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin or Thor |
| Sensors | RGB structured-light camera ×1, depth cameras ×4, LiDAR ×2, ultrasonic ×8, 6-axis IMU |
| Material | Aerospace-grade aluminium alloy and engineering plastic |
| Safety | Power-loss braking, anti-tip protection, rapid fault response |
Figures come from the specification table on the GRW product page.
Who It Is For: Work That Requires Physical Load
The GRW is the body in Fourier's lineup that carries the workload. Sixteen kilograms with both arms, a 2000 mm working height and ±0.1 mm repeatability bring warehouse picking, box handling, patient transfer and material handling onto the same machine. Two joints in the foldable lower body vary height between 1160 and 1650 mm: the same robot can target a box on the floor and a case on an upper shelf. Two 720 Wh batteries give four hours of runtime and refresh through autonomous hot swapping without shutting the robot down, which directly reduces the robot count needed in a three-shift facility. The limits are equally clear: 160 kg requires adequate floor loading and a 10-degree gradeability limit rules out buildings with stairs.
The GR-3 for Work That Needs Interaction
If the work requires relating to people, the same manufacturer's bipedal GR-3 is a different body: 165 cm, 71 kg, 55 degrees of freedom, 31 pressure sensors across the body, a four-microphone array and facial recognition. It senses touch and answers with micro-expressions. Its single-arm capacity of 3 kg, however, puts lifting and transfer outside its scope. See the GR-3 price page for pricing and availability.
Alternatives Deliverable Today
For warehouse and in-facility transport, Pudu Robotics service and delivery robots can be ordered today with 4-6 week delivery, a 1-year official warranty, on-site commissioning and engineering support across Turkey. If dual-arm humanoid manipulation is required, the Unitree G1 and Unitree H2 are the candidates. See the humanoid robot category for the wider picture.