Jupiter

Zeroth Robotics calls Jupiter the Wanderer: a compact full-size humanoid from a Chinese consumer-robotics company that launched its brand and first products at CES in January 2026, where Jupiter appeared only as a concept preview ahead of a planned US rollout during 2026.

The technical data come from the maker's own exhibitor profile for IFA Berlin: 165 cm tall, 58 kg, 25 body joints, hands with 10 degrees of freedom each, 2 hours 20 minutes of runtime and a working footprint of about 2 square metres. The robot operates both under teleoperation and autonomously.

Carrying capacity, speed, sensors and computer are not listed, and figures from third-party databases differ from the IFA profile and are not adopted. Intended uses are front-of-house service, logistics, security rounds and training.

The zeroth0.com shop in October 2026 shows a selling price of 89,999 USD and, next to the reserve button, 131,999 USD; which is the sale price and which the list price is unclear, and the item is marked sold out. The company also offers the M1 companion robot and the W1, and its smaller humanoid in this catalogue is Sean.

Funding so far includes three angel rounds totalling 70 million USD and a Pre-A round of nearly 500 million CNY in July 2026.