THEMIS is Westwood Robotics’ full-size humanoid platform, tied to the company’s BEAR actuator and AI-augmented humanoid control work.
Target environment: Humanoid robotics research, development and early industrial or service demonstrations where dynamic locomotion and manipulation matter.
Workflow context: The platform is used as a humanoid development surface for whole-body control, actuator-driven mobility and manipulation experiments.
Customer context: Robotics developers, researchers and integrators evaluating humanoid hardware and control systems.
Deployment model: Product/development platform from Westwood Robotics with public product material and company brochure support, but limited public deployment evidence.
Commercial maturity: Published product surface with official THEMIS page and Westwood robotics brochure, but not a broadly deployed commercial robot.
Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on access to the platform, integration support, safety validation and the maturity of humanoid control/application software.
Market position: Positioned as an agile full-size humanoid platform from a RoMeLa-linked team rather than a logistics-specific humanoid deployment.
Adjacent products: Adjacent systems include other full-size humanoid platforms, research humanoids and actuator-led humanoid development kits.
Specifications
Total degrees of freedom: 42 total: 12 legs + 14 arms + 14 hands + 2 head (Gen2.5)
AI compute: ≤314 TOPS combined with optional second vision unit
Compute Model: AMD Ryzen 7840/7840HS, Radeon 780M; 32 GB DDR5, 512 GB SSD; head Orin NX 16 GB; body Orin NX 16 GB optional