EnergizeLab (Shenzhen Zhuneng Technology Co., Ltd.)
Eilik
- 13.3 cmheight
- 1.5 hruntime
- 770*price (PLN)
Behind this still-unnamed project is Kyle Vogt, former CEO of Cruise, and The Bot Company has raised more than USD 150 million to develop it. Unlike humanoids such as Optimus or Figure, the robot takes the form of a mobile platform with grippers rather than a human-shaped figure; its job is meant to be tidying up and putting away items around the home on its own.
The manufacturer gives no technical parameters (dimensions, mass, drive beyond the fact that it is electric, range, sensors) and no official price; all that follows from Sacra's analysis is an implied ceiling below USD 10,000, clearly less than the typical USD 20,000-30,000 for competing humanoids. The target group is broad: households with children and pets, short-term rentals, care settings and offices.
A strength is the clear price positioning between a robot vacuum and an expensive humanoid, along with a large financial backing; a weakness is the complete lack of public specifications and the fact that the product is still not on sale. It is not available in Poland, and no date has been announced for entry into the European market.
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EnergizeLab (Shenzhen Zhuneng Technology Co., Ltd.)
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No. The The Bot Company Household Robot (unnamed) is a prototype or research platform with no commercial offer in Poland; any sale would be announced by the manufacturer (USA).
The company is led by Kyle Vogt, former CEO of Cruise, together with Paril Jain and Luke Holoubek (previously at Tesla/Cruise).
The manufacturer gives no price; Sacra's analysis points to an implied price target below USD 10,000.
No. It is a mobile platform with a base and grippers, not a human-shaped robot.
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