Stretch 4

About

About Stretch 4

Stretch 4 combines an omnidirectional 45-centimetre-diameter base with a vertical lift, telescoping arm, wrist and quick-release tool interface. The arm reaches 61 centimetres including the wrist and carries up to 2.5 kg when fully extended. Calibrated RGB and depth cameras, floor-hazard sensing and contact-sensitive lightweight mechanics support operation in human indoor environments.

The robot ships with Ubuntu, ROS 2, a Python SDK and reference demonstrations for navigation, manipulation and embodied AI. Its onboard computer runs application software locally, and automatic charging supports longer unattended experiments. Hello Robot sells Stretch 4 as an integrated commercial platform for research, education, workplace automation and assistive-robotics pilots.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Mobile manipulation
  • Workflows: Robot learning data
  • Operating environments: Research lab
  • Deployment model: Research and assistive mobile manipulation platform used by robotics teams and developers.
  • Navigation and obstacle avoidance

    Claimed - Hello Robot documents mapping, navigation, 3D SLAM and vision-language-model grasping as built-in Stretch 4 autonomy and manipulation capabilities for research use.

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  • SLAM mapping

    Claimed - Hello Robot documents mapping, navigation, 3D SLAM and vision-language-model grasping as built-in Stretch 4 autonomy and manipulation capabilities for research use.

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  • Robotic grasping

    Claimed - Hello Robot documents mapping, navigation, 3D SLAM and vision-language-model grasping as built-in Stretch 4 autonomy and manipulation capabilities for research use.

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  • Remote and shared control

    Claimed - Hello Robot documents mapping, navigation, 3D SLAM and vision-language-model grasping as built-in Stretch 4 autonomy and manipulation capabilities for research use.

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Supply

Supply / Components

  • Stretch 4

    Rs485 Smart Servo - Actuation - Feetech - Stretch 4 specifies Feetech RS485 smart servos in its production configuration - source: hello-robot.com

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    Nvidia Jetson Orin Nx For Hello Robot Stretch 4 - Compute & Control - NVIDIA - Hello Robot specifies NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16GB for auxiliary compute in Stretch 4 - source: hello-robot.com

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    Core Ultra 5 Processor - Compute & Control - Intel - Hello Robot specifies Intel Core Ultra 5 225H processing in Stretch 4 primary compute - source: hello-robot.com

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    Oak D Sr Wrist Depth Camera For Stretch 4 - robot_vision - Luxonis - Hello Robot specifies a Luxonis OAK-D SR stereo depth camera at the Stretch 4 wrist - source: hello-robot.com

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    Laser Line Hazard Sensor - sensors - PixArt Imaging - Hello Robot specifies six PixArt laser-line sensors for cliff and hazard monitoring in Stretch 4 - source: hello-robot.com

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    J128 LIDAR - Perception - Hesai Technology - Stretch 4 specifies two Hesai J128 lidar units in its production configuration - source: hello-robot.com

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    Oak Ffc Imx378 High Resolution Camera For Stretch 4 - robot_vision - Luxonis - Hello Robot specifies a Luxonis OAK-FFC IMX378 12MP head camera in Stretch 4 - source: hello-robot.com

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  • Stretch 4

    Oak Ffc Ar0234 Dual Head Cameras For Stretch 4 - robot_vision - Luxonis - Hello Robot specifies dual Luxonis OAK-FFC AR0234 wide-field head cameras in Stretch 4 - source: hello-robot.com

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Timeline

  • Hello Robot launches Stretch 4 mobile manipulator

    2026-05-12 - Product Launch - Hello Robot launched Stretch 4 as an open-source mobile manipulator for researchers, developers and application engineers building Physical AI applications. Stretch 4 is available now for USD 29,950 and adds an omnidirectional base, telescoping arm, sensor-rich head and NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX compute. The robot is positioned for close collaboration with people in homes and workplaces, including assistive use for people with severe mobility impairments.

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Context

Market context

Commercial mobile manipulator from Hello Robot for indoor assistance, research, and practical manipulation near people using a compact non-humanoid body.

  • Target environment: Homes, research labs, care environments and indoor human spaces.
  • Workflow context: Mobile manipulation, object reaching, assistive tasks, indoor navigation and human-centred robot research.
  • Deployment model: Research and assistive mobile manipulation platform used by robotics teams and developers.
  • Commercial maturity: Public robot product from Hello Robot.
  • Adoption constraints: Requires application development, task setup, safe human-space operation and manipulation reliability.
  • Market position: Compact mobile manipulator focused on practical indoor reach and accessible research use.
  • Adjacent products: Assistive mobile manipulator for indoor research, home robotics and accessibility-focused task development.

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