Sean

Sean appears in the maker's IFA exhibitor profile as N1 (Sean), a small home robot from Zeroth Robotics that is absent from the company website, where only M1, W1 and Jupiter are listed.

The trade-fair profile nevertheless gives concrete numbers: a weight of 30 kg, 14 joints of which 4 are in the left arm and 7 in the right, three-finger hands with 11 points of movement, 2 to 3 hours of runtime, a reach from floor level to countertop height and a footprint of about 0.2 square metres. A notable detail is that an arm can be detached and used as a desktop device.

From this description Sean is not a biped, contrary to what third-party listings state; the maker does not say whether the base is wheeled or stationary, so the body type stays open. Height is not given. Intended uses are handling in structured environments, retail and the household. The sales status is unknown, so the entry is kept as a prototype with price on request.

Values from third-party databases, some of them marked there as estimates, have not been adopted, and the maker offers no comment on why the two arms have different joint counts.