Dexmate introduces Vega general-purpose mobile humanoid robot
Evidence notes
- Dexmate introduced Vega as its first general-purpose robot, describing a foldable mobile platform built for heavy lifting and dexterous manipulation.
- The company highlighted high-payload arms, dexterous hands, omni-directional mobility, and more than 10 hours of operating time in the launch materials.
- Dexmate's product page positioned Vega as a production-ready platform with more than 36 degrees of freedom, long runtime, and developer-facing interfaces for deployment and research use.
Company context
Builds dual-arm robotic systems focused on dexterous manipulation tasks using integrated perception and mobile bases. The company's Vega platform combines bimanual manipulation, force sensing, and navigation for real-world task execution in industrial and research environments.