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Robot.com R-noid
Robot.com · USA · 2026
A wheeled service humanoid rented by the month, aimed at packing, picking and kitchen work rather than at the factory floor.
R-noid is the first humanoid from Robot.com, the American delivery-robot company previously known for its Kiwibot sidewalk fleet. The company announced its commercial launch on 22 June 2026 and showed the machine at the Automate trade fair in Chicago from 22 to 25 June, presenting it as a product release rather than a research preview. The machine is a humanoid torso on wheels: two 7-degree-of-freedom arms of 0.82 m each, a 4-degree-of-freedom articulated trunk that moves the working height from floor level to 1.9 m, and a 2-degree-of-freedom neck, all carried on a holonomic base that can slide sideways in narrow aisles. It stands 1.7 m tall, weighs 90 kg, lifts 4 kg per arm and travels at up to 2 m/s. Robot.com does not build the intelligence itself - navigation runs on FieldAI's Field Foundation Models, manipulation on Physical Intelligence's pi-0.7 vision-language-action model, and onboard computing pairs an AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS with an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin. The expressive head, which the company calls R-soul, was designed with the Japanese studio Yukai Engineering. Commercially the robot follows the model Robot.com already uses for its R-kiwi delivery and R-cargo transport machines: it is not sold, but rented as a service, and the company claims eight to twelve weeks from a first site survey to autonomous operation. Five job profiles were offered at launch - restaurant assistant, packer, picker, folder and host - across industrial, logistics, healthcare, food service, lodging and events, with 19 deployable tasks. Confirmed deployments remain modest: a packer working at a golf course and a second unit moving toward production at a food manufacturing plant. What the company does not publish is the price, the battery capacity and any safety certification, and its claim of "Level 4" autonomy is a marketing description rather than a certified standard. The profile is listed as pilot-stage until Robot.com or a named customer documents fleet operation at scale.
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