Humanoid Robot for Home and Interaction
The UBTECH Walker X is a 130 cm, 63 kg humanoid robot carrying 41 high-performance servo joints. The head holds a 4.6K dual flexible curved screen wrapping 160 degrees and a four-dimensional light language system.
The arm has seven and the force-controlled human-like hand six degrees of freedom. Navigation uses U-SLAM, with a stated localisation accuracy of 10 cm, navigation accuracy of 20 cm and fine localisation accuracy of 1 cm. Maximum walking speed is 3 km/h, maximum uneven terrain adaptation 3 cm, maximum step height 15 cm and maximum slope angle 20 degrees. The 54.6V 10Ah lithium battery weighs 3.6 kg and charges in two hours; it is removable and the body is modular.
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The UBTECH Walker X is a 130 cm, 63 kg humanoid robot carrying 41 high-performance servo joints. We supply UBTECH platforms to corporate projects in Turkey through enterprise supply, commissioning and technical integration. Configuration, delivery terms and investment are set by corporate quotation.
Navigation uses U-SLAM, and the manufacturer gives three separate accuracy figures: 10 cm localisation accuracy, 20 cm navigation accuracy and 1 cm fine localisation accuracy. Three tiers make sense, because moving along a corridor and grasping an object demand different precision.
The terrain envelope is given in numbers too: a maximum up and down slope of 20 degrees, a maximum step height of 15 cm, maximum uneven terrain adaptation of 3 cm and a maximum walking speed of 3 km/h. Those three limits directly determine where the robot can go in a building.
The arm has seven and the force-controlled human-like hand six degrees of freedom. The head carries a 4.6K dual flexible curved screen wrapping 160 degrees and a four-dimensional light language system. The body is modular and the battery is easily removable.
The battery is 54.6V 10Ah lithium, weighs 3.6 kg and charges in two hours. 546 Wh of capacity cannot be converted into hours without consumption.
The capabilities the manufacturer foregrounds are terrain adaptation, balance under disturbance, object manipulation through hand-eye coordination, whole-body flexibility for safe interaction, autonomous path planning with U-SLAM, environment and human perception, visual intelligence for human-like communication and smart home control.
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The use cases the manufacturer defines for the UBTECH Walker X.
The Walker X's most concrete technical data is navigation accuracy.
The manufacturer gives three terrain limits: a maximum up and down slope angle of 20 degrees, a maximum step height of 15 cm and maximum uneven terrain adaptation of 3 cm.
The head carries a 4.6K dual flexible curved screen wrapping 160 degrees and a four-dimensional light language system.
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31 values in 6 categories; data published by the manufacturer.
Verified on the manufacturer page on 18 September 2026.
An itemised quote for the UBTECH Walker X is prepared by configuration, quantity and delivery scope.
The Walker X is noticeably shorter than the industrial humanoids: the Walker S2 is 176 cm and the Walker C 163 cm. At 130 cm it comes to eye level with a seated adult or a standing child. The 63 kg weight is high for that height, though; the Unitree G1 at a similar height is 35 kg. The difference comes from the Walker X carrying heavy components such as 41 servo joints and a force-controlled hand. The practical consequence is that the robot is deployable rather than portable.
| Feature | UBTECH Walker X | UBTECH Panda Robot | Unitree G1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 130 cm | 130 cm | 132 cm |
| Weight | 63 kg | 63 kg | 35 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 41 | 41 | 23 (up to 43 on the EDU) |
| Speed | 3 km/h | 3 km/h | 2 m/s |
| Battery | 54.6V 10Ah, two-hour charge | 54.6V 10Ah, two-hour charge | Approximately two hours of runtime |
| Sourcing in Turkey | Enterprise supply | Enterprise supply | Orderable |
The Walker X is among the most technically transparent models in the UBTECH family. Giving three tiers of localisation accuracy and the terrain envelope as numbers makes it directly calculable where the robot can be deployed in a building, which most manufacturers do not do. Six degrees of freedom in the force-controlled hand and the 160-degree wrapping head screen are consistent choices on the interaction side. The 63 kg weight is also high compared with alternatives of the same height and limits portability.
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Supply to Turkey is planned per project; import, delivery and commissioning scope are itemised in the quote.
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Source documents
Technical values come from the manufacturer's documents; verified on 18 September 2026. 0 documents at the bottom of the page.
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The most common questions about the UBTECH Walker X.
We deliver UBTECH hardware to corporate projects through enterprise supply, commissioning and engineering support. Investment is set by corporate quotation against configuration, quantity and delivery terms. If you have a corporate requirement we can assess the sourcing route and timeline together. If you are looking for a humanoid of similar height deliverable today, the Unitree G1 can be ordered in Turkey.
Partly. a maximum step height of 15 cm, a maximum slope angle of 20 degrees and maximum uneven terrain adaptation of 3 cm. Indoor stair risers in Turkey are usually between 16 and 18 cm, so the robot cannot climb every staircase. Step height in the building should be measured before deployment; where a ramped route exists, the 20 degree limit covers most indoor ramps.
The body is shared: both state 130 cm, 63 kg and 41 degrees of freedom, carry the same navigation accuracies and the same 54.6V 10Ah battery. The difference lies in exterior design and interaction concept. The Panda Robot was prepared with a panda appearance for the China Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, with a bionic eye design and more than 28 emotion display types. The Walker X has a humanoid appearance and foregrounds smart home control.
