RayNex G3
RayNex G3 (小睿G3) is the third-generation full-size humanoid from NineRay Technology, unveiled at Hong Kong Science Park on August 17, 2026. It stands 173 cm tall, weighs under 60 kg and is built for heavy work: it can carry 30 kg in operation, deadlift 100–200 kg and hold 60 kg with both arms, using 32 degrees of freedom, linear and harmonic series-elastic joints and 44 force sensors across the body. NineRay says sales open in September 2026 at a unified global price.
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RayNex G3 is a humanoid system developed by NineRay Technology in China and launched in 2026. Starting price is estimated at USD 200,000+ per unit. It is currently ranked #323 in most-viewed humanoid robots on Origin of Bots. It supports Boxes, barbells, heavy components and hazardous-material containers. Operating battery runtime is rated at Approx. 2–3 hours per charge. Primary applications include Bulk conveyance and warehouse logistics, precision handling, work in radiation, high-temperature, toxic-gas and isolation-ward environments, university research through the AI Unit platform, and reception or light household tasks.
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NineRay Technology unveils RayNex G3, its third-generation humanoid, at a launch event at Hong Kong Science Park.
Source: China Daily Hong Kong ↗
NineRay says it is targeting a Hong Kong stock-market listing, having met the 18C requirements and pursuing pre-IPO financing.
Source: Ta Kung Pao ↗
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Q1. What is RayNex G3, and what problem is it designed to solve?
RayNex G3 is a full-size humanoid robot from NineRay Technology built for heavy physical work. It is meant to take over lifting, carrying and precision tasks that are tiring or dangerous for people.
Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of RayNex G3?
Its standout feature is strength for its size: it can carry loads in normal operation, hold heavy objects with both arms and deadlift far more than its own weight. It combines linear and series-elastic joints, dozens of force sensors across the body and a long-chain end-to-end AI called RayBrain.
Q3. Who is RayNex G3 built for, and which industries can benefit from it?
NineRay targets three groups: industrial and hazardous-environment operators, research labs, and consumer-style uses such as reception, explanation and light household help. Companies in food and beverage and nuclear power have already approached the team.
Q4. Is RayNex G3 a commercial product or still a research prototype?
It is presented as a commercial product, with sales planned to open in September 2026, although it is at the start of its commercial life and many early deployments are likely to be pilots.
Q5. Is RayNex G3 currently available for purchase, and when is it expected to ship?
NineRay said sales would open in September 2026 at one global price, with focus markets in mainland China, Hong Kong, Australia and North America. The price has not been officially disclosed.
Q6. How does RayNex G3 actually work in real-world environments?
The robot walks on two legs, senses forces across its body, and uses the RayBrain AI to plan and control whole-body motion. It was shown at launch walking across a stage while carrying a heavy load and performing a barbell side-lift.
Q7. When was RayNex G3 announced or officially launched?
NineRay unveiled RayNex G3 at Hong Kong Science Park on August 17, 2026, as its third-generation humanoid.
Q8. How is RayNex G3 different from other robots in the same category?
Many humanoids focus on light manipulation. RayNex G3 is marketed for high payload and strength, and NineRay also makes its own joints and control systems rather than buying them in.
Q9. Does RayNex G3 require additional development or customization after purchase?
Some customization is expected. NineRay offers a research platform called AI Unit, and hazardous-site or industrial buyers will likely need task-specific setup and safety integration.
Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for RayNex G3?
NineRay is pursuing pre-IPO financing and says it aims to list in Hong Kong around mid-2027, while it scales production and expands into overseas markets from its Hong Kong base.
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