YMBot D

Little is confirmed about the YMBot D, and the catalogue says so plainly. It is an industrial wheeled humanoid from Jiangsu Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing in Jiangsu province, a company that investor data shows with four funding rounds and about ten products spanning humanoids, cobot arms and mobile bases.

The D family comprises at least three models, the D itself, YMBot D2 and YMBot D4, all on wheels and all aimed at factories, in contrast to the skin-covered bipedal YMBot C for cultural tourism.

Third-party listings describe the base D as a foldable robot 165 cm tall that collapses to 110 cm, with 22 degrees of freedom, two seven-axis arms, teleoperation via VR headset or motion capture and roughly eight hours of runtime; the maker has confirmed none of these figures, so they are treated as unverified hearsay.

YMBot's website is an app whose product interface requires a login, which is why no public datasheet exists. Market status is unknown and the price is on request. Integrators should request documentation from the maker before comparing the D with other wheeled industrial humanoids such as JAKA Kargo.