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TienKung Omni (X‑Humanoid)
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SUMMARY:
TienKung Omni is a full‑size, high‑mobility humanoid robot developed by X‑Humanoid.It is designed for dynamic locomotion, real‑world navigation, and general‑purpose service & research applications.
Key capabilities include:
Explosive vertical jumps
Crawling through tight spaces
Walking, running, and stair‑climbing
Standing up from falls
Real‑time terrain awareness
32 total degrees of freedom
12‑DoF dexterous hands
5 km/h top speed
10 kg strength class
Omni is positioned as a competitor to Unitree G1, with stronger mobility and more dynamic behaviors.
EDITORIAL:
TienKung Omni is one of China’s most agility‑focused humanoids, emphasizing movement over manipulation.Where many humanoids prioritize dexterity, Omni prioritizes:
jumping
landing stability
crawling
terrain adaptation
fall recovery
This makes it ideal for search & rescue, inspection, security, and research labs studying dynamic locomotion.
Its 12‑DoF hands allow basic manipulation, but its 1/5 manipulation score (Humanoid.guide) confirms that Omni is primarily a mobility‑first platform.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimensions & Build
Height: ~165 cm
Weight: ~55–75 kg
Material: Aluminum + composite structure
Ingress protection: Not published.
Mobility
Max speed: 5 km/h
Walking speed: 3 km/h
Capabilities:
Jumping
Landing stability
Crawling
Stair climbing
Standing up from falls
Uneven‑terrain awareness
Degrees of Freedom
Total DoF: 32
Hands: 12 DoF (5‑finger hands)[^2]
Manipulation
Strength: ~10 kg class
Manipulation score: 1/5 (sorting, folding, threading = limited)
Use cases:
Light object handling
Demonstrations
Research tasks[^2]
Sensors
RGB‑D cameras (HD + depth)
Real‑time terrain perception
Likely LiDAR (not explicitly confirmed)
IMU[^2]
Compute & AI
CPU/GPU: High‑performance onboard compute (likely NVIDIA‑based)
OS: Linux / ROS‑based
LLM integration: Possible via external stack
Latency: ~100–300 ms (estimated)[^2]
Battery & Power
Runtime: ~2 hours per charge
Charging: Standard AC[^2]
Applications
Research & development
Dynamic locomotion studies
Security & inspection
Search & rescue (crawling + terrain awareness)
Interactive service (limited manipulation)[^2]
WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED:
Torque values
Battery capacity
Joint power ratings
Price (prototype only)
Image:@zoomvantage
COMPANY SOURCE:
https://youtu.be/jQUSCzS7Ijc?si=oUW3bte_87FnzLwQ
KEY NEWS & COVERAGE
https://youtu.be/HQrX9jkme0I?si=WsgFD6Txab8ep9B_