Robots from Singapore
Discover 6 robots and autonomous systems developed by pioneering robotics manufacturers headquartered in Singapore.
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D01
D01 (marketed in the Sharpa Dexa line) is a tactile humanoid from Sharpa, unveiled at IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh on September 29, 2026 alongside the W02 dexterous hand and AE01 data glove. It combines two Sharpa Wave dexterous hands, 7-DoF arms with human-scale spherical wrists and a four-layer whole-body tactile E-skin (0.2 N force resolution, 100 Hz sampling) on a height-adjustable torso (1,109–1,624 mm tall) that weighs about 40 kg without its chassis. With 66 degrees of freedom including hands, a 5 kg rated payload per arm (about a 1:1 arm payload-to-weight ratio), end-effector speeds above 10.5 m/s, ±0.2 mm repeatability and an NVIDIA Jetson Thor main processor, it is built for fast, precise and contact-rich work. It ships with a native teleoperation system and is available by quote.
Lightbot-0
Lightbot-0 is Light Origins' compact in-house humanoid, about 90 cm tall and 18.9 kg with 21 actuated degrees of freedom. Built as a research platform, it runs reinforcement-learning parkour and skill-switching policies on an onboard Jetson Orin Nano and serves as a demonstration body for the company's Light-O1 whole-body foundation model, alongside a Unitree G1. It shows autonomous household tasks such as opening cabinets and putting away shoes.
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.
Nadine
Nadine is a hyper-realistic humanoid social robot modeled after her creator, featuring 27 degrees of freedom for expressive facial and upper-body gestures. She combines multi-lingual conversational AI, memory recall, and emotion simulation to serve as an intuitive receptionist, companion, and research tool in human-robot interaction studies. Nadine operates continuously on AC power and integrates advanced perception systems, enabling real-time personality adaptation and natural interaction.