Summary:

 

- Developer: Zeroth Intelligence (subsidiary of Lxson Technology).  

- Debut: CES 2026, Las Vegas.  

- Height: 1.65 m.  

- Price: $89,999 (shipping April 2026).  

- Modes: Teleoperation + autonomous.  

- Purpose: Training, simulation, front‑of‑house service, human‑robot collaboration.  

- Lineup: Jupiter (full‑size humanoid), M1 (home robot), W1 (tracked outdoor robot), A1 (compact humanoid).  

 

Editorial:

 

Jupiter is positioned as a bridge between research and real‑world deployment. Unlike ultra‑industrial humanoids (Tesla Optimus, Unitree H2), Jupiter emphasizes human‑scaled environments like training, simulation, and customer service. Its dual‑mode operation (teleop + autonomous) makes it versatile, while its $89K price point signals Zeroth’s ambition to commercialize humanoids for practical use cases. CES 2026 marked its global debut, showcasing China’s growing role in embodied AI.  

 

Specifications: 

 

Dimensions & Build

- Height: 1.65 m   

- Weight: Not published  

- Design Intent: Human‑scaled robot for training, simulation, front‑of‑house service, and general task execution  

- Construction:  

  - Compact full‑size bipedal frame  

  - Modular hardware  

  - Designed for safe human‑robot collaboration  

- Developer: Zeroth Intelligence, a subsidiary of Lxson Technology   

- Launch Context: Global debut at CES 2026 in Las Vegas   

 

Mobility

- Locomotion: Full bipedal walking  

- Capabilities:  

  - Natural bipedal gait  

  - Stair climbing  

  - Obstacle avoidance  

  - Autonomous navigation in human environments   

 

Note: No walking‑speed, incline, or fall‑recovery metrics published.

 

Degrees of Freedom

- Total DOF: Not published  

- Arms: Multi‑DOF arms for manipulation  

- Hands: Dexterous hands (DOF not published)  

 

Actuation

- Actuator Type: Not published  

- Capabilities:  

  - Smooth, human‑like motion  

  - Precision manipulation  

 

Note: No torque or joint‑speed data published.

 

Manipulation

- Capabilities:  

  - Fetching items  

  - Surface wiping  

  - Light assembly  

  - Household‑task execution  

  - Teleoperated precision tasks   

 

Note: No payload or grip‑force data published.

 

Perception & Sensors

Confirmed capabilities:

- Multimodal perception for environmental understanding  

- Obstacle detection  

- Human‑safe interaction sensors  

- Collision detection + emergency stop (safety stack)   

 

Note: No camera resolution, depth sensor type, or IMU specs published.

 

Compute & AI

- AI Systems:  

  - Autonomous navigation  

  - Task‑planning AI  

  - Teleoperation integration  

- Capabilities:  

  - Real‑world task execution  

  - Human‑robot collaboration  

  - Simulation‑to‑real workflows  

 

Note: No CPU/GPU/TOPS or memory specifications published.

 

Battery & Power

- Power Source: Electric  

- Runtime: Not published  

- Charging: Not published  

 

Connectivity

- Cloud‑connected control  

- Teleoperation interface  

- Real‑time communication stack  

 

Note: No Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth/5G details published.

 

Applications

- Training and simulation  

- Front‑of‑house service  

- Light household tasks  

- Human‑robot collaboration  

- General‑purpose task execution 

 

Pricing

- $89,999 (official product listing)   

- Estimated shipping: April 15, 2026   

 

Zeroth has NOT published:

 

Mobility

- Walking speed  

- Step height  

- Max incline  

- Turning radius  

- Fall‑recovery time  

 

Manipulation

- Payload  

- Grip force  

- Joint torque  

- Joint speed  

- Hand DOF breakdown  

 

Sensors

- Camera resolution  

- Depth sensor type  

- Field of view  

- IMU specifications  

- Tactile sensing  

 

Compute

- Processor type  

- GPU / accelerator  

- TOPS  

- Memory  

- SDK/API availability  

 

Battery & Power

- Battery capacity  

- Runtime  

- Charge time  

- Power draw  

 

Environmental Ratings

- Operating temperature  

- Humidity tolerance  

- IP rating  

 

Image: @MikeKalil

 

Company Source:

 

Zeroth Intelligence – Jupiter Official Page  

https://www.zeroth0.com/products/jupiter  

 

Key News & Coverage:

 

Jupiter: Compact Yet Capable Humanoid for Real‑World Use (Best‑fit match: ARMdevices coverage of the compact Jupiter/M1 platform) https://armdevices.net/2026/01/13/zeroth-jupiter-roadmap-at-ces2026-from-compact-m1-companion-to-full-size-teleop-autonomous-humanoid/

 

Zeroth Robotics CES Debut with Consumer‑Friendly Robots (Covers Jupiter, M1, W1 lineup debut at CES 2026) https://mikekalil.com/blog/zeroth-robotics-us-market/