Martian

UniX AI's Martian is the Suzhou company's only legged model, sitting alongside the wheeled Wanda 2.0 and Panther. At 1.48 m and 40 kg it belongs to the lighter class of research humanoids.

The maker counts 31 degrees of freedom in the body, made up of 7 per arm, 6 per leg, 3 in the waist and 2 in the head, plus an in-house hand with 11 degrees of freedom that it describes as industrial grade. Joint motors reach 150 Nm, carrying capacity is 5 kg, and the quoted maximum movement speed is 4 m/s, or 14.4 km/h. The battery stores 9 Ah at 48 V, which works out to 432 Wh; no runtime is stated.

Sensing consists of a depth camera, two RGB cameras and an IMU, and computing is handled by a 40 TOPS platform with 32 GB of RAM. Developers get high-level and low-level APIs and over-the-air updates. According to the product page the robot is intended for research and secondary development, which points at universities and lab teams.

UniX AI gives neither a market status nor a price, so the catalogue records it as a prototype with price on request. In size and purpose its closest reference point is Unitree G1.