Summary:

 

Wanda represents UniX AI’s push toward industrial‑grade, commercially viable humanoids.  

Where many companies still operate in prototype mode, UniX AI emphasizes:

 

- mass‑manufacturing capacity  

- consistent monthly output  

- real‑world reliability  

- global deployment readiness

 

Wanda 2.0 and 3.0 have been showcased performing cocktail preparation, hotel service, household tasks, and workflow coordination, demonstrating a balance between dexterity and stability.  

 

The company’s CES 2026 presence marked its transition from a regional manufacturer to a global humanoid contender, signaling that Wanda is built for practical service work, not just demos.

 

Editorial:

 

UniX AI represents a new wave of humanoid robotics: robots built not just for demonstrations, but for deployment at scale. The Wanda series is designed around three pillars — mass production, real‑world reliability, and global commercialization.

 

Wanda 2.0 and 3.0 showcase a shift from controlled lab demos to practical service tasks such as cocktail preparation, hotel assistance, household routines, and workflow coordination. UniX AI’s strategy centers on building a stable monthly production pipeline, enabling consistent delivery and deployment across China and expanding into the United States, Europe, and the Middle East.

 

The company’s presence at CES 2026 marks its transition from R&D to global commercialization, signaling that humanoid robots are moving from concept to validated, scalable products. With advanced perception, dexterous manipulation, and long battery endurance, the Wanda series is positioned as a serious contender in the emerging embodied‑AI market.

 

Specifications:

 

Dimensions & Build

- Height: Full‑size humanoid (approx. 1.4–1.7 m class)  

- Weight: Not published  

- Design Intent: Scalable service‑robot deployment  

- Construction:  

  - Mass‑manufacturable humanoid frame  

  - Stable, repeatable hardware platform  

  - Designed for long‑duration service tasks  

 

Mobility

- Locomotion: Bipedal walking  

- Capabilities:  

  - Stable indoor navigation  

  - Workflow‑safe movement  

  - Demonstrated reliability in hotel/home environments  

 

Degrees of Freedom

- Arms: 8‑DoF bionic arms (mass‑produced)  

- Hands: Biomimetic two‑finger adaptive grippers  

- Total DOF: Not fully published  

 

Actuation

- Actuator Type: High‑precision electric actuators  

- Capabilities:  

  - Smooth, repeatable motion  

  - Real‑world task reliability  

  - Industrial‑grade consistency  

 

Manipulation

- Payload: 12 kg dual‑arm  

- Capabilities:  

  - Cocktail mixing  

  - Laundry sorting  

  - Tea brewing  

  - Household + hospitality tasks  

  - Workflow coordination  

 

Perception & Sensors

- RGB + RGB‑D cameras  

- 360° LiDAR  

- 6‑mic array  

- Semantic keypoint detection  

- Real‑time indoor navigation  

 

Compute & AI

- AI Stack:  

  - Trajectory imitation learning  

  - Autonomous perception  

  - Workflow‑coordination engine  

- Use Cases:  

  - Household tasks  

  - Hospitality  

  - Retail  

  - Logistics  

 

Battery & Power

- Runtime: 8–16 hours depending on workload  

- Charging: Autonomous docking  

 

Connectivity

- Cloud + local control  

- Service‑robot integration stack  

 

Applications

- Hotels  

- Retail  

- Household service  

- Logistics  

- Public‑facing environments  

- Global commercial deployment  

 

Production & Deployment

- Mass production: Up to 100 units/month (Wanda 2.0)  

- Deployment regions: China, U.S., Europe, Middle East 

 

Pricing

- Not publicly listed (enterprise deployment model)

 

UniX AI has NOT published:  

-

Torque curves  

- Joint‑speed specs  

- Sensor resolution  

- Environmental ratings  

- API documentation  

 

Image:  @kevinwoodrobotics

 

Company Source:

 

https://youtu.be/XyyS7kgG_Hs?si=L453BsIW3LB0j5L9

 

Key News & Coverage:

 

https://youtu.be/kIbFltURnjs?si=5HC0HZjjWPAxzt8A