Clone Alpha

Overview

Clone Alpha is built around a musculoskeletal architecture—artificial bones powered by water-based myofiber muscles—to produce smooth, human-like motion. The high-degree-of-freedom upper body supports expressive arm and torso movements for manipulation and assistive tasks, while a compact 170 cm frame and 20 kg payload target practical, repeatable work in structured spaces. Designed for research and early pilot use, Clone Alpha showcases human-mimetic mechanics that open paths to more natural interaction and tool use.

Key Features

• Obstacle avoidance
• Standing up after a fall
• Running 100 meters
• Walking up and down stairs
• Jumping and controlled landing
• Sorting in logistics workflows
• Factory assembly assistance
• Loading and unloading a dishwasher
• Folding garments
• Threading a needle
• Height: 170 cm
• Weight: 60 kg
• Max Speed: 5 km/h
• Strength (Payload): 20 kg
• Runtime per Charge: ~1.5 hours
• Overall Degrees of Freedom: 164
• Hand Degrees of Freedom: N/A
• Safe with Humans: N/A
• CPU/GPU: N/A
• Ingress Protection: N/A
• Camera Resolution: N/A
• Connectivity: N/A
• Operating System: N/A
• LLM Integration: N/A
• Perception-to-Action Latency: N/A
• Motor Technology: N/A
• Gear Technology: N/A
• Primary Structural Material: N/A
• Number of Fingers: N/A
• Main Market: N/A
• H.G. Skill Score: 4
• Verification Status: Not verified
• Walking Speed: N/A
• Shipping Size / Color: N/A