Moz1

Moz1

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Moz1 is Spirit AI's full-force-controlled wheeled humanoid, launched in September 2025. It combines an omnidirectional wheeled base, a 6-DoF leg/waist unit, dual 7-DoF force/torque-position hybrid arms and a 2-DoF neck for 26 degrees of freedom (excluding the end effectors), driven by Spirit AI's end-to-end VLA foundation model. Tens of units run on CATL and JD.com lines, and it is also sold as a research and education platform.

Manufacturer
Spirit AI
Country
China
OOB Humanoid
#306Rankings →
Launch Year
2025
Price
$150,000
Estimated · Third-party pilot-tier listing; not published by Spirit AI
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Quick Overview & Key Facts

Moz1 is a humanoid system developed by Spirit AI in China and launched in 2025. Starting price is estimated at $150,000. It is currently ranked #306 in most-viewed humanoid robots on Origin of Bots. It supports Objects handled by dual 7-DoF arms with two-finger grippers, from small parts and connectors to household items. Operating battery runtime is rated at Approx. 3 hours per charge. Primary applications include Battery-pack EOL/DCR connector insertion, retail order fulfilment, clothes folding, office and desk tidying, AI education and research data collection, home services, medical companionship.

Robot Specifications

Primary Use Cases
Battery-pack EOL/DCR connector insertion, retail order fulfilment, clothes folding, office and desk tidying, AI education and research data collection, home services, medical companionship
Pet Friendly
Whole-body collision detection stops motion on contact; not specifically rated for pets
Deployment
Autonomous VLA control; VR teleoperation; tablet controller UI; SLAM autonomous navigation
Multi-Robot Coordination
Supported — multiple units run in parallel on production lines with shared model updates
Objects handled by dual 7-DoF arms with two-finger grippers, from small parts and connectors to household items
Two-finger grippers (standard end effectors); CAN and RS485 end-effector bus
1:1 payload-to-weight ratio (manufacturer claim)
Approx. 10–20 kg
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Robot Timeline

Key milestones in this robot's development and rollout

September 2025

Moz1 full-force-controlled humanoid launched

December 2025

Large-scale deployment on the CATL battery PACK line (Zhongzhou Base)

June 2026

Spirit v1.6 model demonstrated on Moz1 at the BAAI Conference

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is Moz1, and what problem is it designed to solve?

Moz1 is Spirit AI's full-force-controlled wheeled humanoid. It targets work that needs careful force interaction and adaptive manipulation, such as inserting connectors or handling varied objects, where fixed automation struggles with variation.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Moz1?

Its main features are force and torque controlled joints, two bionic arms, an omnidirectional wheeled base, whole-body safe-torque-off protection with collision detection, and Spirit AI's vision-language-action model as its AI brain. It supports teleoperation, autonomous navigation, an SDK and simulation tools.

Q3. Who is Moz1 built for, and which industries can benefit from it?

It serves battery and electronics manufacturing, retail fulfilment, universities and research labs, and education programs. Spirit AI's manual also lists home services, office assistance and companionship as intended scenarios.

Q4. Is Moz1 a commercial product or still a research prototype?

It is commercial. Spirit AI describes it as its first commercial-grade embodied humanoid, and units are already working on production lines while others serve research and teaching.

Q5. Is Moz1 currently available for purchase, and when is it expected to ship?

It is sold to enterprise and research customers, and Spirit AI has not published a public price or ship date. Interested buyers should contact Spirit AI directly.

Q6. How does Moz1 actually work in real-world environments?

Cameras and LiDAR give it perception, and its VLA model converts what it sees and the language instructions it receives into whole-body actions. Force control lets it handle contact-rich steps, while teleoperation is used to collect training data and to step in when needed.

Q7. When was Moz1 announced or officially launched?

Spirit AI launched Moz1 in September 2025, and its large-scale deployment on a CATL battery line was announced in December 2025.

Q8. How is Moz1 different from other robots in the same category?

Moz1 is wheeled rather than walking, and it combines a fully force-controlled body with a foundation-model brain. That gives it stable, safe manipulation on real production lines rather than an emphasis on locomotion.

Q9. Does Moz1 require additional development or customization after purchase?

Yes, most deployments involve task-specific data collection, model tuning and end-effector selection. Spirit AI provides an SDK, simulation support and documentation for developers.

Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for Moz1?

Spirit AI continues to improve its Spirit foundation models, having open-sourced one release and shown a newer version on Moz1 in mid-2026. It has also introduced a follow-on robot, Moz2, and its founder has described a robot-brain breakthrough as the next milestone.

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