North
North is Sharpa's pioneering autonomous full-body humanoid robot, unveiled at CES 2026, designed for productivity in real-world environments through seamless integration of dexterous manipulation and whole-body control. Featuring SharpaWave hands with 22 active degrees of freedom, ultra-sensitive tactile feedback exceeding 1,000 pixels per fingertip, and sub-millimeter precision, North excels in contact-rich tasks like ping-pong rallies with 0.02-second reactions, ~2mm accurate photo capture, card dealing via multimodal vision-language reasoning, and 30+ step windmill assembly. Its human-like upper-body motion from neck to wrist, powered by proprietary neural networks, CraftNet VTLA model, and advanced kinematics ensures reliable long-horizon autonomy. Built for industrial versatility, North handles diverse scenarios with high success rates, bridging dexterity and mobility for tasks in manufacturing, logistics, and human-collaborative settings, redefining useful general-purpose robotics.
Robot Specifications
- Key FeaturesKey Features
- Top Features
- Other Features
Dimensions
173 x 45 x 20 cm (Standing) | 69 x 45 x 30 cm (Folded for Transport)
Weight
60 kg (approx. 132 lbs)
Speed
5 km/h (1.4 m/s walking speed) | 0.02s Reaction Time (Active manipulation)
Runtime
4 - 6 Hours (Continuous Active Operation)
Charging Time
3 Hours (Fast-charge supported)
Battery Pack
2.5 kWh Lithium-Ion
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 5G
App, voice, gesture
Battery Life
5 Years (Operational Cycle Expectancy)
External tools, sensors via GPIO
Yes, teleoperation servers
Available Countries
USA,Singapore,China,global expansion
SharpaPilot app
Available Colours
Silver, black
Warranty Info
2 years standard coverage
5 kg per arm (11 lbs)
RGB cameras, stereo cameras, LiDAR, IMU, gyroscope, force sensors, tactile sensors (over 1,000 pixels per fingertip), temperature
Image Gallery
Below images are from Sharpa's official sources
Review Videos
Watch expert reviews and demonstrations of this robot
Latest News About North
Stay updated with the latest articles and developments
North Masters 30-Step Windmill Assembly at CES 2026
Sharpa unveiled North at CES 2026, a humanoid robot that completed a 30-step autonomous windmill assembly—one of the longest continuous manipulation sequences publicly demonstrated to date. The Singapore-based startup's breakthrough centers on contact-rich dexterity: North executed ping-pong rallies with 0.02-second reaction times, captured photographs with 2-millimeter accuracy, and dealt playing cards using multimodal vision-language reasoning. These demonstrations signal a fundamental shift in what humanoid robots can accomplish beyond scripted movements, positioning manipulation as the frontier that separates capable machines from truly versatile assistants.
AI Agents • Custom AI Systems • Robotics Integration • Software Development
Inspired by robots like North?Build Your Vision with Expert AI Execution
Turn ideas into real, deployed AI solutions. From AI systems and software to advanced robotics integration, we take projects from concept to completion.
If you’re looking to implement AI—not just explore it—we take ownership and deliver results.
More Humanoid Robots
Discover more robots in the same category
Robots From Other Categories
Discover complementary robots from different categories that work well together
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about this robot
Q1. What is North, and what problem is it designed to solve?
North is a full-body humanoid robot developed by Sharpa, a Singapore-based AI robotics company. According to Sharpa, it addresses challenges in productivity-focused autonomy by integrating dexterous manipulation with whole-body control for complex real-world tasks.
Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of North?
North features human-like upper-body motion from neck to wrist, reliable contact-rich manipulation, and sustained performance in long-horizon tasks. It incorporates SharpaWave dexterous hands and a proprietary neural-network model for tasks like ping-pong rallies and multi-step assembly.
User Comments (No Login needed)
Share your thoughts, experiences, or questions about this robot.
Comments are reviewed before posting.