RealMan Robotics
RealMan Robotics (睿尔曼智能, RealMan Intelligent Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd.) is a Beijing robotics company, founded in 2018, that builds ultra-lightweight humanoid robotic arms and fully in-house integrated joint modules and now calls itself a global system-level infrastructure company for the physical-AI era. Its work spans hardware, a Global Labor Network (GLN) for remote teleoperation, and a humanoid robot data training center in Beijing that collects real-world data. Its wheeled humanoid RealBOT family includes the RealBot-01, RealBot-S2 and RealBot-L2, all built on its own arms and joints. The company has offices in Beijing, Changzhou, Shenzhen, Tokyo and San Francisco, a production base in Jiangsu that opened in 2022, more than 400 intellectual property rights and customers it describes as thousands of companies worldwide.
💡Notable Achievement: Its joint modules are certified for an average of 50,000 hours between failures, and a Beijing operator remotely ran a RealBOT on the CES 2026 show floor in Las Vegas.
RealMan Robotics Robots
Showing 3 Humanoid Robots of 3 total models
RealBot-01
By: RealMan Robotics
Launched: 2025
RealBot-01 is RealMan Robotics' modular wheeled humanoid, the original robot of its RealBOT family. A humanoid upper body with a head, torso and two arms sits on a separable wheeled base, so the upper body can be detached and used on other chassis or other RealMan dual-arm platforms. It has 21 active degrees of freedom: 14 in the two RealMan arms, three in the waist, two in the legs and two in the neck, and each arm carries 5 kg. The robot is 1.68 m tall and weighs about 125 kg, yet its chassis and shoulders are under 465 mm wide so it can pass through narrow corridors and turn in place within a 690 mm radius. It reaches 2.1 m high and 1.8 m forward, drives at 0.1 to 1.5 m/s, and perceives its surroundings with five depth cameras, three fisheye cameras, a LiDAR, two IMUs and a head microphone array, with optional tactile sensors. A 40 Ah battery charges in about 2 hours. RealMan builds it for research, data collection and service work, and it works with grippers and dexterous hands from OYMotion, BrainCo and Zhixing as well as RealMan's own RX75, RM75 and RM65 arms.
RealBot-S2
By: RealMan Robotics
Launched: 2026
RealBot-S2 is a full-size wheeled, foldable dual-arm humanoid from RealMan Robotics, shown to the world at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on July 17, 2026. It has 20 active degrees of freedom, with 7-DoF arms that each carry 5 kg and reach 0.69 m, and it can work anywhere from the floor to a height of 2.1 m because its body folds and extends. It stands 1.7 m tall and weighs about 125 kg. A four-steer, four-drive chassis moves it at 0.1 to 1.5 m/s, and an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64G runs its software. A head with one stereo RGB camera and two fisheye cameras gives a 360-degree surround view, dual LiDARs handle navigation, and RGB-D cameras sit in the hands. Its 48 V, 20 Ah battery lasts about 6 hours. Quick-release modules make maintenance and upgrades fast, and updates arrive over the air through RealMan's remote operations platform. At WAIC it served tea in a demonstration where an operator in Beijing controlled the robot in Shanghai through RealMan's remote work network. RealMan aims it at data collection and training, home service, retail and industrial manufacturing.
RealBot-L2
By: RealMan Robotics
Launched: 2026
RealBot-L2 is a full-size wheeled dual-arm humanoid from RealMan Robotics that gets its height range from a lifting column: a 300 mm lift travel gives it a vertical working range from the floor to 2.1 m. It was unveiled with the RealBot-S2 at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on July 17, 2026. It has 17 active degrees of freedom and two humanoid arms that each carry 5 kg, and the lift can carry at least 60 kg including the arms and their payload. At 1.7 m tall and about 120 kg, it moves at 0.1 to 1.0 m/s on a two-wheel differential chassis. It runs on an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin 64G or a D-Robotics S100, sees through head stereo RGB cameras (depth optional) and RGB-D hand cameras, and has a two-finger gripper or five-finger hand that swaps quickly. Its 48 V, 20 Ah battery gives about 6 hours and charges fully in about an hour. Force compliance, dynamic obstacle avoidance and triple safety assurance support work around people. RealMan aims it at home service, retail guidance and data collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What robot models does RealMan Robotics manufacture?
RealMan Robotics manufactures 3 robot models in the Origin of Bots database, including RealBot-01, RealBot-S2, RealBot-L2.
Where is RealMan Robotics headquartered and when was it founded?
RealMan Robotics is headquartered in China and was founded in 2018. The company is led by CEO Zheng Suibing.
What industries and domains does RealMan Robotics focus on?
RealMan Robotics develops robotics solutions primarily targeting Humanoid Robotics, Robotic Arms, Embodied AI, Teleoperation.
What core technologies and engineering stacks power RealMan Robotics's robots?
RealMan Robotics's platform leverages Ultra-lightweight 7-DoF humanoid arms (RX series), Integrated joint modules (50,000-hour MTBF), Global Labor Network remote teleoperation, Wheeled humanoid RealBOT platform, Real-world robot data collection to deliver high-performance autonomy and hardware reliability.
Which geographic markets does RealMan Robotics serve?
RealMan Robotics currently deploys and supports hardware across Industrial control, Research and education, Commercial service, Home service, Data collection with active field presence in China, Japan, United States, Global.
How can commercial buyers and partners contact RealMan Robotics?
You can reach RealMan Robotics directly via their official website at https://www.realman-robotics.com/ or via email at info@realman-robot.com.
What makes RealMan Robotics unique in the robotics landscape?
Its joint modules are certified for an average of 50,000 hours between failures, and a Beijing operator remotely ran a RealBOT on the CES 2026 show floor in Las Vegas.
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