K2 Bumblebee
The K2 Bumblebee is a highly advanced humanoid robot designed for commercial and industrial applications. It features a hybrid actuator system combining planetary roller screw linear actuators and rotary actuators, enabling a human-like straight-knee gait with high precision and energy efficiency. With 52 degrees of freedom, including 11 per hand, it offers exceptional dexterity and tactile sensing for detailed manipulation tasks. The robot can lift up to 30 kg total and is equipped with sophisticated sensory systems such as 3D cameras, fisheye vision, inertial measurement units, and force-torque sensors. Its AI-powered control system supports natural language commands, dynamic gait switching, and real-time environment adaptation, making it suitable for manufacturing, logistics, emergency response, and research. The K2 runs on a cloud-integrated platform with over-the-air updates and multi-robot coordination capabilities.
Robot Specifications
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Weight
75 kg
Runtime
8 hours
Charging Time
2 hours
Battery Pack
2.5 kWh
Battery Life
4 years
Carrying Capacity
15 kg per arm
Speed
3 km/h (0.83 m/s)
Compatible Devices
Alexa, Google Home
Available Colours
Yellow, black, gray
Dimensions
175 cm x 60 cm x 50 cm
Available Countries
China, USA, EU countries, Japan, South Korea
Cloud Integration
Yes, supports cloud AI services and data analytics
Warranty Info
2 years limited warranty covering hardware and software
User Interface
Touch screen, voice commands, physical buttons, mobile app
App Integration
Kepler mobile app, compatible with industrial automation platforms
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5G, Ethernet (Estimated Ethernet for industrial reliability)
Sensors
3D cameras, fisheye vision cameras, tactile sensors (up to 25 per finger), six-axis force-torque sensors in wrists, inertial measurement units (IMUs), pressure sensors, torque sensors in joints, ultrasonic sensors (Estimated)
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Q1. How to troubleshoot K2 Bumblebee?
Troubleshooting involves checking sensor data, actuator performance, and software updates. Use diagnostic tools to identify issues and consult Kepler's support resources.
Q2. How to set up K2 Bumblebee?
Set up involves unpacking, charging, and initializing the robot. Follow the user manual for detailed instructions on connecting to power and configuring settings.
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