GR-3
The GR-3 is a full-size humanoid robot standing 165 cm tall, designed as a care-centric companion for homes, healthcare facilities, and public spaces. Weighing 71 kg with 55 degrees of freedom, it combines advanced bipedal locomotion with dexterous 12-DOF hands for complex manipulation tasks. The robot features Fourier's proprietary Full-Perception Multimodal Interaction System integrating vision, audio, and tactile sensing for emotionally aware responses. Its hybrid control architecture merges fast reflexive actions with large language model reasoning, enabling natural human-robot interaction. The GR-3 excels in assisted living, eldercare, and interactive companionship scenarios through its expressive animated interface and whole-body teleoperation capabilities.
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Fourier's GR-3 Redefines Humanoid Robotics With Emotional Intelligence at Its Core
Fourier Intelligence has unveiled the GR-3, a full-size humanoid robot that fundamentally shifts the industry's focus from raw performance metrics to emotional connection and human-centric interaction. Standing 165 centimeters tall and weighing 71 kilograms, the GR-3 represents a deliberate departure from its predecessors—the GR-1 and GR-2—which prioritized strength and agility. Instead, this care-centric platform integrates advanced perception systems with sophisticated response architecture designed specifically for environments where companionship and nuanced social engagement matter most: elderly care facilities, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, and private homes.
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Q1. What is GR-3, and what problem is it designed to solve?
GR-3 is a care-focused humanoid robot from Fourier Intelligence, designed to support human-robot interaction in assistive, social, and service contexts.
Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of GR-3?
GR-3 combines multimodal perception, whole-body motion, and a soft-shell exterior with a character-style face to enable conversational, touch-aware, and teleoperated interaction.
Q3. Who is GR-3 built for, and which industries can benefit from it?
According to Fourier, GR-3 targets commercial services, rehabilitation and wellness, research and education, and other people-facing environments such as public spaces.
Q4. Is GR-3 a commercial product or still a research prototype?
GR-3 is positioned by the company as an early commercial humanoid platform, suitable for pilot deployments while also serving as a research and development testbed.
Q5. Is GR-3 currently available for purchase, and when is it expected to ship?
As of 2026, GR-3 has been announced for commercial sale with pre-sales reported; shipping timelines depend on regional distributors and project-specific agreements.
Q6. How does GR-3 actually work in real-world environments?
GR-3 uses vision, audio, and touch sensing with a hybrid control and language-model stack, enabling social interaction, routine assistance, demonstrations, and teleoperated tasks in structured spaces.
Q7. When was GR-3 announced or officially launched?
GR-3 was introduced publicly in 2024 and later showcased internationally, including a 2026 presentation at CES highlighting its care-oriented use cases.
Q8. How is GR-3 different from other robots in the same category?
GR-3 differs through its soft, upholstered outer shell, emotion-oriented interaction system, and emphasis on care and companionship scenarios rather than purely industrial or logistics tasks.
Q9. Does GR-3 require additional development or customization after purchase?
According to Fourier, GR-3 supports client-server software development, teleoperation integration, and scenario customization, so many deployments involve additional application-level customization.
Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for GR-3?
The company has announced plans to expand GR-3 from early commercial and institutional deployments toward broader service and personal-space use, with ongoing hardware and software refinements.
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