Jupiter
Zeroth Jupiter is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot engineered for real-world task execution in dynamic human environments. Standing at 1.65 meters, it combines autonomous navigation with teleoperation capabilities, enabling seamless transitions between independent operation and remote control for precision tasks. Key features include advanced motion control for natural bipedal walking, stair climbing, and obstacle avoidance; multimodal perception for environmental understanding; and dexterous manipulation for household chores like fetching items, surface wiping, and light assembly. Its integrated safety stack ensures collaborative human-robot interaction with collision detection and emergency stops. Powered by a unified AI stack with dynamic learning in 'Zeroth World' simulation, Jupiter adapts to cluttered indoor spaces, supports voice interaction, and scales via software updates. Designed for homes, research, and light commercial use, it prioritizes reliability, balance recovery, and modular end-effectors for versatile applications from companionship to logistics assistance.
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Dimensions
165 x 50 x 40 (cm)
Weight
60 kg
Speed
3 km/h (0.83 m/s)
Runtime
4 hours
Charging Time
3 hours
Battery Pack
2 kWh
Wi-Fi, 5G, Ethernet
App, voice, gesture
Battery Life
3-5 years
External tools, sensors via GPIO
RGB cameras, stereo cameras, LiDAR, IMU, gyroscope, force sensors, ultrasonic, temperature
Yes, teleoperation servers
Available Countries
USA,China
Zeroth app ecosystem
Available Colours
Silver, black
Warranty Info
2 years standard coverage
5 kg per arm
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Zeroth's Jupiter Humanoid Debuts Amid M1 Launch Buzz
Zeroth Robotics grabbed headlines at CES 2026 by emerging from stealth with a diverse robot lineup, spotlighting the full-size Jupiter humanoid alongside the compact M1 companion. While the M1 steals initial attention as a $2,899 home helper ready for Q1 preorders, Jupiter represents Zeroth's bold push into advanced humanoid territory for real-world tasks. Unveiled for training, simulation, and service roles, this bipedal machine blends autonomous navigation with teleoperation, signaling a scalable future across consumer and commercial spaces. Industry watchers note the timing aligns with surging demand for human-like assistants in dynamic environments.
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Q1. What is Jupiter, and what problem is it designed to solve?
Jupiter is a full-size humanoid robot developed by Zeroth for versatile real-world applications, including logistics, service, and security roles. According to the manufacturer, it addresses needs in task execution through combined autonomous navigation and remote operation.
Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Jupiter?
Jupiter supports teleoperation and autonomous modes for adapting to various environments. It is built on Zeroth's shared technology stack, which includes motion control software, user-adaptive interaction models, and in-house actuators.
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