🇫🇷Robots from France
Discover 12 robots and autonomous systems developed by pioneering robotics manufacturers headquartered in France.
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Mirokaï
Mirokai is a next-generation humanoid robot designed for natural human-robot interaction and social logistics. It features advanced AI with multi-large language model integration for fluid, context-aware conversations and GDPR-compliant face tracking. The robot uses high-speed, torque-controlled actuators for precise and fast manipulation, achieving a 97% grasping success rate. It moves on a patented omnidirectional ball-based mobile platform, enabling smooth navigation in human environments like hotels, airports, and restaurants. Mirokai’s expressive animated face uses a projector and 3D engine for dynamic facial expressions, enhancing emotional connection. It is designed to assist with repetitive tasks, carry loads, and interact safely and intuitively with people.
Hoxo Robot
Hoxo is an intelligent humanoid robot designed specifically for the nuclear industry, combining advanced AI, real-time perception, and autonomous navigation to operate safely alongside human teams in hazardous environments. It replicates human movements and performs technical gestures with precision, enhancing safety by reducing human exposure to risky zones. Hoxo integrates robotics, computer vision, digital twins, and AI to deliver scalable robotic assistance, redefining human-machine collaboration in sensitive industrial settings. Its deployment at Orano’s Melox site marks a pioneering step in using humanoid robots as “Non-Human Workers” in high-stakes sectors.
Reachy 2
Reachy 2 is an advanced open-source humanoid robot designed for research, education, and AI development. It features dual 7-DoF bio-inspired arms with human-like proportions, enabling precise manipulation and lifting up to 3 kg per arm. Equipped with multiple RGB-D cameras and a Time-of-Flight sensor, it provides stereo vision and depth perception. Reachy 2 supports immersive teleoperation with spatialized audio. Its modular architecture allows alternative grippers and mobile bases, making it adaptable for human-robot interaction, telepresence, and embodied AI research. The robot runs on ROS 2 with Python APIs, supports OTA updates, and enables flexible programming.
KaiBot
KaiBot by Kinetix AI is a full-size humanoid robot standing 173 cm tall, engineered for household services, light industrial tasks, and research with human-like dexterity and safety. Featuring 115 degrees of freedom—including 36 per hand (22 active, 14 compliant)—it excels in fine grasping, pinching, and compliant interactions mimicking human motion ranges like shoulder lift (-20° to 0°), torso flexion (-15° to 75°), and neck rotation (-15° to 50°). Covered in full-body tactile skin with 18,000 sensing points detecting 0.1N forces, it enables haptic-aware manipulation for safe close-range collaboration. Powered by a 1.7 kWh semi-solid-state battery, it supports 3-4 hours of dual-arm operation at up to 20 kg payload, reaching 5 km/h speeds. The KAI World Model with base-action-evaluation layers predicts environments via simulation-first training, integrating LLMs for intelligent, low-latency responses in dynamic settings.
Eno
Eno is Genesis AI’s first general-purpose robot, designed as a bi-dexterous mobile manipulator rather than a classic legged humanoid. It combines a wheeled base, an adjustable torso, and highly dexterous arms and hands to perform multi-step tasks in factories, laboratories, logistics sites, and later service environments. Genesis says Eno is built around its GENE robotics foundation model, which is intended to give the robot memory, reasoning, and task adaptation across changing conditions. Public reporting indicates the robot emphasizes practical work over humanoid appearance, with an optional chest display for status and reasoning transparency, and hand hardware focused on manipulation, touch, and safety.