Navigator 2

Name: Navigator 2
Brand: NAVIAI

Humanoids

$100,000

Navigator 2 is a human-size biped designed to work in real, people-built environments. It combines a 20-DOF body, high-precision arms, and rich perception to walk safely and perform basic two-handed tasks. It is well suited for light logistics, facility operations, and supervised HRI demos.

Overview

The platform provides 20 DOF, dual arms with 5 kg payload each, multi-vision and depth sensing, and up to ~275 TOPS of AI compute (vendor claim).

Some OS, connectivity, and IP details are not yet published because the robot is still in prototype status and does not list an official website.

Key Features

Human-scale profile: 165 cm and 60 kg so it can reach benches, doors, and work surfaces in standard buildings.
Practical mobility: up to 6 km/h transit speed and ~1.6 km/h walking speed for moving between task areas.
5 kg-per-arm payload: enough for typical pick-and-place, small tool use, and facility support tasks.
Multimodal perception: surround-view vision, depth cameras, and force-torque/touch sensing for safer operation near people.
20-DOF body: supports stable bipedal locomotion and basic two-hand workflows.
Built for pilots: good for logistics, facility ops, healthcare support trials, and human-robot interaction demos.
Onboard AI compute: up to ~275 TOPS (vendor claim) to run perception and control at the edge.
Height: 165 cm
Weight: 60 kg
Overall DOF: 20
Top speed: 6 km/h
Walking speed: ~1.6 km/h
Runtime per charge: ~2 hours
Payload / strength: 5 kg per arm
Hand DOF / fingers: not available
AI compute: up to ~275 TOPS (vendor claim)
Perception: surround-view multi-vision, depth cameras, force-torque and touch sensing
Safe with humans: not available
Status: Prototype
Manufacturer: Zhejiang Humanoid Robot Innovation Center (with SUPCON)
Country of origin: China
Website: not available
H.G. skill score (listing): 5
Verification: not verified
Markets / use cases: light logistics, facility ops, HRI demos, healthcare support pilots
What is Navigator 2 mainly designed for? It is aimed at light logistics and facility operations in human-built spaces, plus HRI and healthcare support pilots.
How much can it lift? It can handle about 5 kg per arm, which is enough for common pick-and-place and small-item transfer.
How long does it run? About 2 hours per charge, suitable for pilot deployments and supervised tasks.
Can it work around people? Yes. It uses multi-vision, depth, and force/touch sensing to move and manipulate more safely near people and obstacles.

Applications & Use Cases

Operations teams can use Navigator 2 for light transport, item handoff, door-to-station tasks, or support roles in healthcare pilots.

Because it can move up to 6 km/h, it can reposition quickly, then slow down to ~1.6 km/h for careful work in tighter spaces. This makes it useful in supervised or teleoperated workflows.