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Casbot W1

About

About Casbot W1

Casbot W1 is CASBOT's wheeled dual-arm robot for handling and transport in factories, warehouses and retail environments. A differential-drive base carries a lifting upper body and two seven-axis arms, each rated for a five-kilogram load. The lift and tilting waist extend its working range from low containers to elevated shelves and work surfaces.

CASBOT Embodied Brain 2.0 links task interpretation, planning and control of the arms, lift and chassis. Graphical commands and voice interaction support task setup. Cameras provide depth and object information, while lidar supports navigation. Standard grippers can be replaced with dexterous hands or other end effectors, and teleoperation equipment is optional. Automatic charging supports repeated work cycles; the stated battery runtime is four to five hours, depending on conditions.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Operating environments: Manufacturing and warehouse spaces, Industrial manufacturing, Warehouse shelving areas
  • Whole-body loco-manipulation

    Claimed - Coordinate the wheeled base, lift and two arms during manipulation tasks. - environment: Manufacturing and warehouse spaces

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  • Robotic assembly

    Claimed - Assist assembly and machine-loading workflows in manufacturing. - environment: Industrial manufacturing

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  • Material handling

    Claimed - Retrieve items from shelves and transport them between warehouse points. - environment: Warehouse shelving areas

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Context

Market context

Casbot W1 is a wheeled hybrid robot platform for logistics and industrial workflows, combining mobility with upper-body manipulation.

  • Target environment: Factory floors and warehouse logistics environments.
  • Workflow context: Material handling, logistics transport and upper-body manipulation in warehouse and industrial workflows.
  • Customer context: Industrial operators and logistics teams seeking wheeled manipulation platforms.
  • Deployment model: Commercial product from a dedicated robotics manufacturer.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercially available wheeled manipulation platform.
  • Adoption constraints: Wheeled mobility limits terrain access but improves stability and payload relative to bipedal platforms.
  • Market position: A hybrid humanoid design prioritizing practicality over full bipedal locomotion.
  • Adjacent products: TRON 2, FlashBot Arm, mobile manipulators

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