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Sean is a compact, functional humanoid robot engineered by Zeroth Robotics for consistent and stable handling in regulated environments. Standing at 155cm tall, it prioritizes practical utility over anatomical resemblance, featuring streamlined three-finger grippers optimized for safe human interaction and effective grabbing of everyday objects. Sean operates with a maximum speed of 3km/h and can handle payloads up to 3kg per arm. Its reliability stems from an HD-4K vision system paired with onboard edge AI computing, enabling autonomous decision-making. The robot’s structure combines aluminum alloy with composite panels for durability. Designed for research, AI development, home assistance, and retail applications, Sean represents a pragmatic step toward scalable humanoid structures.

Manufacturer
Zeroth
Country
China
OOB Humanoid
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Launch Year
2026
Price
$50,000 - $150,000
Availability

No public way to buy it as of Nov 2026.

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Quick Overview & Key Facts

Sean is a humanoid robot made by Zeroth in China, launched in 2026 and built for home tasks, retail assistance, and research. Its estimated price is $50,000 - $150,000. Featured in “Zeroth Unveils Sean, a Practical Humanoid Robot for Home Tasks and Teleoperation Training”.

Dimensions
155 x 45 x 35 (cm)
Weight
45 kg
Mobility
Wheeled
Top speed
3 km/h, 0.83 m/s
Handles
packages, precision instruments
Battery runtime
2 hours
Charging time
3 hours
Sensors
RGB cameras, stereo cameras, IMU, gyroscope, force sensors, microphone
Operating environment
Indoor

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Robot Specifications

Values without a Confirmed badge are compiled from public sources and may not be manufacturer-verified.

Primary Use Cases
Home tasks, retail assistance, research
Deployment
autonomous, learned behaviors
packages, precision instruments
3 kg per arm
6 kg maximum

Not yet published by Zeroth: warranty terms, safety certifications, EMC compliance, IP rating, noise level, expected lifespan, maintenance schedule, firmware version and 7 more.

Sean vs Futuring F1, AIMY, Hobbs W1(Guidance Expert) and Cruzr Y1

Sean overlaps with these alternatives on Education and training and Hospitality. Sean trails the closest alternatives on runtime and weight.

Industries and capabilities are tags, not scores: a tick means the robot is listed for it. Green marks the best figure in a row (highest max speed and runtime; lowest weight). Ranges are not ranked.

Sean compared with Futuring F1, AIMY, Hobbs W1(Guidance Expert) and Cruzr Y1: industries, capabilities, max speed, runtime, weight and released
SpecSeanZerothFuturing F1Futuring RobotAIMYAEI RobotHobbs W1(Guidance Expert)Noetix RoboticsCruzr Y1UBTECH Robotics
Industries
Education and trainingYesNoYesYesYes
HospitalityYesNoYesYesYes
Public servicesYesNoYesYesYes
Research and developmentYesYesNoNoNo
Capabilities
Balance and stabilityYesYesNoNoNo
Bipedal locomotionYesYesNoNoNo
WalkingYesYesNoNoNo
AdaptationYesYesYesYesYes
Max Speed0.83 m/s1.11 m/s0.69 m/s0.42 m/s—
Runtime120 min3 h8 h4–6 h4+ hours
Weight45 kg70 kg44 kg40–50 kg90 kg
Released20262025202420252026

Notes such as conditions or alternate figures are left out and values are shown in common units; open each page for the full specs. Browse all Humanoid Robots

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Frequently Asked Questions

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

Sean is a practical humanoid robot by Zeroth Robotics featuring three-finger grippers, designed for reliable handling and safe human interaction in structured environments.

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

Sean focuses on practical interaction using compact three-finger grippers instead of full hands, enabling reliable object handling and safe operation.

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

Sean is intended for structured environments where reliable handling is needed, targeting users requiring safe human-robot interaction in commercial or home settings.

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

Sean is a practical humanoid robot developed by Zeroth Robotics with a focus on real-world utility, indicating it is positioned as a commercial product rather than a prototype.

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

As of 2026, Sean is part of Zeroth's lineup; shipping timelines depend on distributor fulfillment following pre-orders, with general availability targeted for 2026.

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

Sean uses the Zeroth Gripper to allow users to physically train it to adapt to specific environments, supporting practical task execution in structured settings.

Q7. When was Sean announced or officially launched?

Zeroth Robotics emerged from stealth with its official U.S. launch at CES 2026 in January 2026, unveiling its lineup including Sean.

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

Sean differs by using compact three-finger grippers instead of full hands, prioritizing practical interaction and reliable handling over general dexterity.

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

Users can physically train Sean using the Zeroth Gripper to adapt it to their specific environment, suggesting minimal post-purchase development is needed.

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

Zeroth expects its full five-robot lineup to roll out in the U.S. in 2026, with plans to expand availability from early commercial deployments toward broader household adoption.

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