Autonomous battery exchange time
3 min
Exchange, not charging.
Industrial humanoid with autonomous battery exchange
Product information
Information below comes from the product website or public documentation. Pricing and availability may change.
- Category
- Humanoid Robots
- Maturityi
- Not specified
- Deploymenti
- Physical hardware
- Buying / access
- Contact the vendor for pricing
- Source
- Official websiteChecked Oct 10, 2026
Key specifications
Sources are linked in the table. Select a specification for its meaning and buying context.
Vertical handling workspace
0–1.8 m
Published handling load
15 kg
Object handling, not per-arm payload.
Power architecture
Dual-battery exchange system
| Specification | Value | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Autonomous battery exchange time | 3 min | Exchange, not charging. |
| Vertical handling workspace | 0–1.8 m | — |
| Published handling load | 15 kg | Object handling, not per-arm payload. |
| Power architecture | Dual-battery exchange system | — |
Official product pageSource accessed Oct 10, 2026
Specifications are compiled from the linked manufacturer-published sources and may vary by model, configuration or region. Confirm the latest manufacturer documentation before purchase.
Reality check
A demo shows what may be possible. These points help judge whether the product fits day-to-day use.
Works well when
- Research, teleoperation and embodied-AI data collection
- Structured factory or reception pilots
- Tasks where a human-shaped workspace matters
What to check
- Continuous runtime, fall recovery and battery workflow
- SDK, low-level control access and spare-part lead time
- Emergency-stop features and supported operating environments
Not a magic solution
- A general replacement for a human across unpredictable tasks
- A maintenance-free appliance
- A guaranteed return based on a demo alone
About
Walker S2 uses a dual-battery autonomous exchange system. The industrial product page describes handling 15 kg objects in a 0–1.8 m vertical workspace and three-minute exchange. Continuous-operation marketing is not single-charge runtime. EDU documentation represents a separate configuration and is not mixed into this entry.
Product details
- Manufacturer / team
- UBTECH
The cost iceberg
The purchase price is only one part of an automation project.
Batteries, charging and safe test space
SDK integration, teleoperation and compute
Fall recovery, spares and specialist support
Experiment downtime and hardware damage
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