O-ID Modular Humanoid

Interchangeable modules are the whole idea behind the wheeled humanoid from O-ID in Tokyo. More than nine building blocks, among them a holonomic base module, combine into a robot whose configuration can change with the job, and the company gives the product no separate name beyond O-ID modular humanoids.

The figures it publishes are explicitly labelled indicative: 172 cm tall, 70 kg, 30 degrees of freedom and a 16 kg payload, with the full datasheet available on request. The marketing claim of 24/7 uptime refers to system availability, not battery life, which O-ID does not state; sensors, computing and software are likewise unpublished. The target is industrial automation and logistics.

The machine is a 2026 prototype, and on 24 September 2026 the company announced a 1.2 million USD pre-seed round. Price on request. The modular approach sets it apart from closed-design wheeled humanoids such as MH3 or Spaceo PRO, where only the end effectors are swapped.

For a buyer this cuts both ways: the specification depends on the chosen module set, so every figure should be confirmed in the actual quotation.