Kinisi KR1

Unveiled in July 2025, the Kinisi KR1 pairs a humanoid upper body with an omnidirectional wheeled base and is aimed squarely at warehouses, retail back rooms and factories. Kinisi Robotics was founded in 2024 by Bren Pierce; the robot is now marketed by Bear Robotics under the Kinisi name, and kinisi.com redirects to the Bear site.

The KR1 handles 10 kg and moves at up to 2.4 m/s according to trade press, while Bear's own page quotes up to 14.4 km/h, equal to 4 m/s, so both figures are given here. A 48 V lithium-ion pack can be hot-swapped, the robot docks itself for fast charging, and runtime is 6 to 8 hours, described by Bear as a full shift.

The chassis is rated IP65, computing runs on an NVIDIA Jetson module, the Bear Universe cloud manages fleets and a language-model link is claimed. Grippers are modular and include vacuum tools. Typical jobs are pick, place, sort and move, and the robot is in pilot trials with industrial users.

Height, weight and joint count are not published; the maker's page states that payload and reach will be confirmed at launch. Price on request. The AGIBOT G2 follows a comparable wheeled layout.