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Haribit

About

About Haribit

HARIBIT's BHR series is a full-size bipedal humanoid for locomotion research and customised robot development. The platform combines six-axis legs with arms configurable between four and seven degrees of freedom, depth cameras, lidar and an Intel Core i7 computer. The 2025 configuration is approximately 1.6 metres tall and weighs 60 kilograms, with a stated two-hour operating time.

BHR development covers walking, running, hopping and other coordinated movement, alongside manipulation in spaces designed for people. Windows and Linux software support application work, while additional head, waist and arm movement can be selected for particular projects. Optional equipment includes multi-degree-of-freedom hands and human–robot parallel teleoperation. Custom arm functions include carrying loads, opening doors and pushing carts, giving researchers several ways to combine mobility and handling on the same body.

03 SEPT 2024

HARIBIT turns Beijing Institute of Technology humanoid research toward application labs

Context

Market context

Full-size humanoid from BIT BHR heritage.

  • Target environment: Research labs, education programs, demonstration spaces and humanoid development environments.
  • Workflow context: Bipedal walking, articulated-hand experimentation, AI motion planning, sensor fusion, interaction and humanoid system integration.
  • Customer context: Researchers, educators and institutions needing a full-size humanoid platform outside the mainstream startup cluster.
  • Deployment model: Commercial or developer-platform model with public specifications and institutional humanoid positioning.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercially presented platform with published specifications, with maturity tied to customer deployments and repeatable operating economics.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on support, software access, maintenance, task reliability, research fit and total platform cost.
  • Market position: Institutional humanoid developer platform with lineage outside the dominant commercial humanoid startups.
  • Adjacent products: ROBOTIS OP3, Fourier GR-1, Harbin Institute humanoid platforms, Unitree G1 EDU

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