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Oli
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Summary:
- Developer: LimX Dynamics (China)
- Model: Oli (full‑size humanoid)
- Height/Weight: 165 cm, 55 kg
- Degrees of Freedom: 31 DOF (arms 7 DOF each, legs 6 DOF each, waist 3 DOF, head 2 DOF)
- Sensors: Multi‑sensor fusion (6‑axis IMU, head‑mounted depth camera, chest‑mounted depth camera)
- Design: Modular, fast disassembly/assembly, multiple end‑effectors
- Applications: Warehousing, locomotion research, manipulation, human‑robot interaction
Editorial:
LimX’s Oli is positioned as a developer‑friendly humanoid with a modular SDK and Python support, enabling researchers and companies to prototype quickly. Unlike Sanctuary AI’s Phoenix (focused on cognitive generalism) or Tesla’s Optimus (factory automation), Oli emphasizes whole‑body loco‑manipulation — combining agile motion with active perception. Demonstrations include autonomous tennis ball collection, warehouse logistics, and gym‑like exercises, showcasing its adaptability.
The editorial takeaway: Oli is China’s bold entry into full‑size humanoids, designed not just for industrial deployment but also as a flexible R&D platform. Its modularity and SDK make it appealing for universities, startups, and labs seeking a humanoid testbed.
Specifications:
Dimensions & Build
- Height: 165 cm
- Weight: 55 kg
- Design Intent: General‑purpose humanoid for locomotion, manipulation, and embodied‑AI R&D
- Construction:
- 31‑DOF full‑size humanoid frame
- Modular design with fast disassembly/assembly
- Multiple end‑effector options
- Developer‑friendly hardware architecture
Mobility
- Locomotion: Full bipedal walking
- Capabilities:
- Agile, human‑like motion
- Stand‑up‑from‑fall
- Obstacle‑aware navigation
- Stair walking (demonstrated)
Note: No published walking speed, incline, or step‑height metrics.
Degrees of Freedom
- Total DOF: 31 DOF
- Head: 2 DOF
- Arms: 7 DOF each
- Waist: 3 DOF
- Legs: 6 DOF each
Actuation
- Actuator Type: Not published
- Capabilities:
- Smooth, human‑like motion translation
- High‑precision joint control
- Modular actuator configuration
Note: No torque or joint‑speed values published.
Manipulation
- Capabilities:
- Multi‑end‑effector support
- Object handling
- Research‑grade manipulation tasks
- Human‑robot interaction demos
Note: No payload or grip‑force data published.
Perception & Sensors
Confirmed capabilities:
- Dual depth cameras (head‑mounted + chest‑mounted)
- 6‑axis IMU
- Multi‑sensor fusion
- Environmental awareness
Note: No camera resolution, FOV, or IMU precision published.
Compute & AI
- AI System: LimX embodied‑AI stack + modular SDK
- Capabilities:
- High‑level and low‑level control
- Python‑friendly development
- Simulator support
- Algorithm experimentation → deployment pipeline
Note: No CPU/GPU/TOPS details published.
Battery & Power
- Power Source: Electric
- Runtime: Not published
- Charging: Not published
Connectivity
- Abundant external interfaces
- High‑level and low‑level control APIs
- Python SDK
Note: No Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth/5G details published.
Applications
- Embodied‑AI research
- Locomotion research
- Manipulation
- Warehousing experiments
- Human‑robot interaction
- Robotics development and integration
Pricing
- $21,800 – $22,730 (depending on source and configuration)
LimX Dynamics has NOT published:
- Walking speed
- Step height
- Max incline
- Turning radius
- Payload
- Grip force
- Joint torque
- Joint speed
- Camera resolution
- Depth‑sens
or specifications
- Battery capacity
- Runtime
- Charge time
- Environmental ratings (IP, temperature, humidity)
Image: @LimxDynamics
Company Source:
-LimX Dynamics Official Oli Page → https://limxdynamics.com/en/oli
Key News & Coverage:
Oli demonstrates the world's first scalable autonomous deployment (2026)
https://youtu.be/vYl-CPlnYp0?si=Rt8k8KWTKKW7xHA3
LimX launches Oli humanoid robot (2025)
https://www.therobotreport.com/limx-dynamics-launches-limx-oli-full-size-humanoid-robot/
Oli humanoid robot’s day out (2025)
https://robohorizon.com/en-us/videos/limx-oli-the-humanoid-robots-day-out/