Product details

Tien Kung 3.0

Humanoid

Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center

Tien Kung 3.0

About this product

TienKung 3.0 is a general-purpose humanoid platform from X-Humanoid, the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center. It combines the center's high-power joint hardware with whole-body control and its embodied-intelligence system to coordinate movement, perception and manipulation.

The manufacturer's application examples include opening doors, reading instruments during inspections, picking and handling objects, and moving through changing surroundings. Spoken question answering and guided interaction add a service-facing layer to the physical platform. These examples describe the types of tasks under development and integration; the performance of a particular installation depends on its software, end effectors, environment and task setup.

Model
Tien Kung 3.0
Category
Humanoid

Specifications & evidence

Source-backed claims. Configuration, workload and evidence type matter when comparing products.

Bimanual

official claim

Manufacturer specification · autonomous

Tien Kung 3.0: manufacturer describes autonomous dual-arm bin handling; no task success rate published.

Tien Kung 3.0 — official source
实时视觉识别与双臂协作 实现全自主完成料箱取放

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