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Notable
Wheeled dual-form variant of Kuavo 5 announced Oct 2025, swapping bipedal legs for omnidirectional wheeled base for factory logistics while retaining modular arms and Huawei Pangu embodied AI stack on KaihongOS.
Deployment evidence
Legacy mentions are unverified. A partnership or announcement is not proof of an active deployment. Evidence labels do not change HMX v2 scoring.
Industrial trial deployments across 3C assembly and logistics pilot lines
KUAVO 5-W is an industrial wheeled variant designed for flat factory floors and logistics routes
Specifications
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Height
165.0 cm
supported · 1 evidence records
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KUAVO 5-W is an industrial wheeled variant ("人形轮臂双形态") designed for flat factory floors and logistics routes. It shares the modular upper body, interchangeable manipulators, and compute core of the Kuavo 5, replacing the bipedal legs with a wheeled mobility base
Published: unknown · Verified: 2026-09-15
Onboard compute
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin + x86 control unit
supported · 1 evidence records
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NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin + x86 control unit · supports
KUAVO 5-W is a humanoid robot from Leju Robot in China, and it is commercially available. It scores 60.2 on the Humanoid Metric, ranking 44th of 162.
On the leaderboard it sits between Kepler Forerunner K1 (HMX 60.5) and Noetix Hobbs W1 (HMX 59.9).
Against the 162 humanoid robots ranked, its clearest strength is commercial readiness & deployment (99.0 against a median of 67.0) and its clearest weakness is mobility & locomotion (0.0 against 30.9).
Its published price of $60,000 is below 33% of the 58 other humanoid robots with a public price — nearer the expensive end, with a median published price of $29,950.
On autonomy, it has demonstrated completing tasks on its own. It has 1 deployment with evidence (1 vendor claimed).
Its specifications carry a medium-confidence grade from 3 cited sources, as of 2026-09-14.
Task evidence
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No task-specific evidence recorded. Capability remains unknown.
Sources · robot-level references, as of 2026-09-14
Frequently asked questions about the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W
How much does the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W cost?
The Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W has a published price of $60,000.
What are the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W's specs?
Published specifications: payload 20 kg, degrees of freedom 32, degrees of freedom per hand 6, height 165 cm. Not published: speed, runtime and weight.
Is the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W autonomous?
The Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W has demonstrated completing tasks on its own. The grade reflects demonstrations, not marketing claims.
How does the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W compare to the Kepler Forerunner K1?
On the HMX, the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W scores 60.2 and the Kepler Forerunner K1 60.5. The Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W leads on autonomy & intelligence; the Kepler Forerunner K1 leads on manipulation & dexterity, mobility & locomotion and hardware & engineering.
Who makes the Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W?
The Leju Robot KUAVO 5-W is made by Leju Robot, in China.
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New model New model: KUAVO 5-W (Leju Robot)
2026-09-15T05:04:45+00:00 · by admin-token
Data confidence: medium. Some figures for this robot rest on single or conflicting sources, or on manufacturer/aggregator material rather than independent reporting. Treat second-order specs as approximate. Fields marked “—” were genuinely undisclosed and left blank rather than estimated.