Bumi

Bumi

Bumi is a compact humanoid robot designed for mass consumer use, focusing on education, family interaction, and programming learning. Standing 94 cm tall and weighing 12 kg, it features bipedal locomotion with stable walking and flexible movements enabled by proprietary algorithms combining imitation and reinforcement learning. Constructed from lightweight composite materials and powered by a self-developed domain controller, Bumi aims to make humanoid robotics accessible and affordable for students, developers, and families. It supports interactive learning and companionship, leveraging a highly localized supply chain for scalability.

Manufacturer
Noetix Robotics
Rating
★★★★☆(4.0)
Launch Year
2025
Price Range
US$1,400
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Robot Specifications

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Weight

12 kg

Battery Pack

200 Wh

Speed

0.8 m/s

Charging Time

2 hours

Battery Life

3 years

Runtime

1.5 hours

Carrying Capacity

1.5 kg per arm

Connectivity

Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth

Dimensions

94 x 30 x 25 (cm)

Available Colours

White, black, blue

Warranty Info

1 year limited warranty

Compatible Devices

Smartphones, tablets, PC via Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

App Integration

Compatible with Noetix mobile app and ROS2 tools

Cloud Integration

Cloud-based teleoperation and data logging services

Available Countries

China, select international markets via online sales

User Interface

Touch panel, voice commands, app control, gesture recognition

Sensors

RGB camera, depth sensor (stereo or structured light), IMU, foot force sensors, joint encoders

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is Bumi, and what problem is it designed to solve?

Bumi is a compact bipedal humanoid robot developed by Beijing-based Noetix Robotics. Standing 94 cm tall and weighing 12 kg, it uses lightweight composite materials and a modular design to address affordability barriers in consumer robotics, targeting educational and home applications rather than heavy industrial tasks.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Bumi?

Bumi supports bipedal walking, dynamic movements such as dancing, and an open programming interface for educational tasks. It incorporates a self-developed motion control system and runs on a 48V battery with 3.5Ah capacity, providing 1-2 hours of operation depending on usage. According to Noetix Robotics, these features prioritize learning and creativity over industrial strength.

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