
ALLEX
General-purpose humanoid with human-like responsiveness
Price
Price not publicly disclosed
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Key facts
Values reflect the public record
- Height
- 1650 mm
- Weight
- 55 kg
- Payload
- over 3 kg (single hand)Press release
- Degrees of freedom
- 43
- Runtime
- 120 min
- Max speed
- 1.2 m/s
Canonical robot record
Overview
ALLEX, whose name stands for ALL-EXperience, is a general-purpose humanoid robot from WIRobotics, a South Korean robotics company. At launch it was presented as a humanoid upper body without a lower body, with the company describing a roadmap to expand it into a modular platform offering arms, hands, body, and leader systems separately or together.
The robot is built around the goal of human-like responsiveness, sensing and yielding to external forces, contact, and impact across its arms, fingers, and waist. Notably, it can detect and respond to small forces without depending on traditional force or tactile sensors, and pairs this compliance with a highly backdrivable arm and a gravity-compensated upper body.
WIRobotics has framed ALLEX as a research and development platform aimed at applications that require direct physical interaction with people, such as services, manufacturing, and household tasks. The company has announced research and intelligence partnerships rather than general commercial availability.
RoboZaps maintains this record as part of its canonical robotics database. Specs are source-verified where linked; the record compares public facts across manufacturers rather than representing a single robot maker.
- Spec sources
- 2 linked
- Verification
- Partially verified · 2/10 specs source-verified
- Deployment
- Announced
- Last verified
- Jul 10, 2026
Key Features
- High-degree-of-freedom robotic hand that senses reaction forces like a human and yields compliantly to external loads
- Whole-body force sensing and compliance across arms, fingers, and waist without relying on dedicated force or tactile sensors
- Highly backdrivable arm engineered for dramatically lower friction and rotational inertia than conventional collaborative-robot arms
- Gravity-compensated upper body designed for safe human-robot interaction
- Modular design intended to supply arms, hands, body, and leader systems individually or in combination
Specifications
Grouped technical data with source detail available on demand.
10 documented values
Mechanics
| Degrees of Freedom | 43 Unverified |
|---|---|
| Locomotion | None (upper body only; wheeled base configuration announced)Press releaseVerified Jul 10, 2026 PR Newswire (WIRobotics) (opens in a new tab) |
Performance
| Max Speed | 1.2 m/s Unverified |
|---|---|
| Payload Capacity | over 3 kg (single hand)Press releaseVerified Jul 10, 2026 PR Newswire (WIRobotics) (opens in a new tab) |
Physical
| Height | 1650 mm Unverified |
|---|---|
| Weight | 55 kg Unverified |
Power
| Runtime | 120 min Unverified |
|---|
Sensing
| Sensors | LiDAR, RGB-D cameras, IMU, force sensors Unverified |
|---|
Software
| ROS Compatible | Yes Unverified |
|---|---|
| SDK Support | Yes Unverified |
Evidence & changelog
Sources behind this record and material corrections made over time.
Sources
- PR Newswire (WIRobotics) - record-surgery-4 verification (opens in a new tab) · PR Newswire (WIRobotics) — cites Payload Capacity
- PR Newswire (WIRobotics) - record-surgery-4 verification (opens in a new tab) · PR Newswire (WIRobotics) — cites Locomotion
Record changelog
- Locomotion: Wheeled changed to None (upper body only; wheeled base configuration announced) · Jul 10, 2026
record-surgery-4 verification (corrected): Shipping/shown product is an upper-body system; a wheeled-mobile-base expanded configuration was announced at CES 2026 and bipedal locomotion remains in R&D.
Media
Manufacturer
- Headquarters
- No public data documented
- Founded
- No public data documented
- Website
- No public data documented



