SageMan
About
About SageMan
Sage Quad-Arm Mobile Manipulator, marketed as SageMan, is a wheeled industrial platform with four arms arranged around a height-adjustable body. Its symmetrical layout creates a cylindrical working area, allowing the arms to coordinate around several workstations or operate independently. Six three-dimensional vision systems, two lidar units and force sensing provide information for movement and manipulation.
SageOS connects robot control with factory systems such as WMS, ERP and MES, while language and vision-action models support task interpretation and execution. The current platform is specified at 280 kilograms with a 16-kilogram load per arm. Intended applications include automotive components, electronics, energy and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Demonstrations include contact-sensitive calligraphy, illustrating coordinated motion and pressure control alongside the platform's broader industrial application work.
Timeline
- Shanghai SAGE Intelligent Technology unveils SageMan embodied humanoid series
2025-05-09 - Product Launch - iSAGE announced the global launch of the SageMan series, described as a four-armed embodied humanoid robot line. The release was paired with messaging on third-generation composite-robot products and an AI-enabled industrial operations platform. It is the clearest named humanoid/composite product launch on the English news surface reviewed.
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Context
Market context
Sage Quad-Arm Mobile Manipulator is SAGE's four-arm mobile automation system for coordinated industrial manipulation.
- Target environment: Factories, manufacturing lines and industrial automation sites requiring multi-point manipulation.
- Workflow context: Parallel task execution, assembly, material handling, multi-arm coordination and complex manipulation workflows.
- Customer context: Manufacturers, automation integrators and industrial operators needing coordinated manipulation beyond one or two arms.
- Deployment model: Commercial multi-arm mobile robot system in SAGE's industrial automation portfolio.
- Commercial maturity: Commercially positioned product with public specifications and product-family material.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on programming complexity, safety, cell layout, payload, maintenance and task economics.
- Market position: Multi-arm industrial mobile-manipulation lane designed for coordinated work rather than humanoid form factor.
- Adjacent products: mimic bi-manual station, ABB YuMi, Kawasaki duAro, multi-arm custom cells