Syntro

WorkFar Technologies sells Syntro the way other companies sell forklifts: through its own online shop, with leasing, rental and robot-as-a-service options alongside outright purchase. The wheeled industrial humanoid is developed, manufactured and installed from US factories. It stands 1.7 m tall, is 0.64 m wide and weighs 108 kg.

The 45 degrees of freedom break down into 2 in the head, 4 per arm, 3 per wrist, 12 in each of the two in-house hands, 2 in the waist and 3 in the wheeled base; the number of fingers is not stated. Carrying capacity is 20 kg. A swappable 1.2 kWh battery gives 6 to 10 hours of work, and recharging takes about as long.

On sensing the maker says only that the robot uses intelligent perception and builds a real-time map of its surroundings. Three packages are offered: Base, Telepresence with human teleoperation, and Intelligent with fleet management and IoT connectivity.

According to the workfar.com shop in October 2026, prices range from 9,999.99 to 59,999.99 USD depending on package, although the shop does not assign a figure to each variant. Lead time is 6 months for Base and 12 months for the other two; the warranty is 30 days for Base and Telepresence and 6 months for Intelligent. Intended settings are warehouses and factories.

A Chinese design of similar layout is H2-D.