Svaya Bimanual Humanoid

Svaya Robotics, an Indian maker of collaborative robot arms, has extended its line with a bimanual humanoid platform for dexterous manipulation on factory floors. The company has not given the robot a separate trade name, so the catalogue lists it as Svaya Bimanual Humanoid. It is a fixed torso carrying two 7-DoF arms driven by 17 actuators in total, with a body that rotates through 360 degrees.

A modular wrist accepts interchangeable end-effectors, and a stereo camera on a pan-tilt head provides depth perception of the workspace. The intended tasks are two-handed assembly and handling operations at production cells. Height, weight, payload and protection class are not published, nor does the maker state a sales status or a price, which remains on request.

Svaya describes itself as bootstrapped, built without outside investors. A comparable fixed-torso, dual-arm layout with 17 degrees of freedom is offered by Origin, which makes a useful reference point for integrators weighing stationary bimanual platforms against mobile humanoids. For now the Svaya unit counts as a prototype whose availability must be agreed directly with the company.