Hoxo Robot
Hoxo is an intelligent humanoid robot designed specifically for the nuclear industry, combining advanced AI, real-time perception, and autonomous navigation to operate safely alongside human teams in hazardous environments. It replicates human movements and performs technical gestures with precision, enhancing safety by reducing human exposure to risky zones. Hoxo integrates robotics, computer vision, digital twins, and AI to deliver scalable robotic assistance, redefining human-machine collaboration in sensitive industrial settings. Its deployment at Orano’s Melox site marks a pioneering step in using humanoid robots as “Non-Human Workers” in high-stakes sectors.
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Dimensions
170 x 50 x 40 cm- Based on public Demo
Weight
80 kg
Speed
3.6 km/h (1 m/s) max walking speed
Runtime
6 hours on full charge
Charging Time
2 hours
Battery Pack
3 kWh lithium-ion polymer
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 5G
Touch panel, voice commands, gesture recognition, mobile app
Battery Life
4 years
External sensors, tablets, control consoles
RGB cameras, stereo cameras, LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, IMU, gyroscope, force sensors
Cloud services for teleoperation and data analytics
Available Countries
France, EU countries (initial deployment)
Compatible with Capgemini’s industrial software platforms
Available Colours
White, gray, blue (corporate colors)
Warranty Info
2 years standard warranty
5 kg per arm
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Capgemini, Orano Unleash Hoxo: Nuclear's First AI Humanoid
Capgemini and Orano have deployed Hoxo, marking the inaugural intelligent humanoid robot in nuclear operations, at the Orano Melox facility in France's Gard region. This deployment introduces a platform that replicates human movements for real-time perception, autonomous navigation, and technical task execution in high-risk environments. Over the coming four months, innovation teams will test its versatility, aiming to boost safety by reducing human exposure to hazards like radiological sampling and drum handling. Directors hail it as a game-changer for blending robotic agility with on-site expertise, redefining industrial efficiency in atomic settings.
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Q1. What are Hoxo's primary capabilities?
Hoxo is designed to replicate human movements and operate alongside nuclear facility teams in challenging intervention environments. The robot combines mobility, precision, and embedded artificial intelligence to execute technical gestures, perform autonomous navigation, and interact with human operators in real-time perception scenarios.
Q2. How to operate Hoxo?
Hoxo operates through human-machine interaction systems that enable operators to control the robot's movements and technical gestures. The system integrates real-time perception and autonomous navigation capabilities, allowing operators to guide the robot through complex nuclear facility environments while maintaining safety protocols.
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