Wanda 2.0

The smallest of UniX AI's wheeled humanoids, Wanda 2.0 is also the model the company presented at CES 2026. A 280 mm torso lift lets the robot vary its height between 1.40 and 1.68 m above a differential-drive base. Each of the two arms has 8 degrees of freedom in a 4+1+3 arrangement, a reach of 982 mm and a repeatability of plus or minus 0.5 mm; a single arm carries 6 kg and both together 12 kg.

The head turns plus or minus 90 degrees and tilts plus or minus 30 degrees. Press coverage following the CES launch puts the total at 23 degrees of freedom, which matches the sum of the product-page figures. Instead of multi-finger hands the robot uses biomimetic two-finger grippers that are adaptive and underactuated, closing around whatever shape they meet.

Travel speed is up to 1.5 m/s, or 5.4 km/h, and the maker quotes 8 to 16 hours of operation. The head carries dual RGB and an RGBD camera, supported by a six-microphone array, 360-degree LiDAR and ultrasonic sensors; onboard computing goes up to 275 TOPS. Weight is not published. Intended uses are industrial automation, logistics and manufacturing, and UniX AI states a delivery capacity of 100 units per month.

No price has been announced. The larger and stronger sibling is Panther.