UniX AI Martian

UniX AI · China

Martian

Martian is UniX AI's bipedal general-purpose humanoid (148 cm, 40 kg, 4 m/s, 11-DoF dexterous hands) with fully in-house core components, open APIs and OTA updates, targeting home and light-commercial service scenarios.

€100k+Enterprise sales — inquire
Home
Service
Research
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Specifications

Price (approx.)€100k+
Height (cm)148
Weight (kg)40
Degrees of freedom31
Payload (kg)5
Battery runtime (min)
Compute
SensorsDepth camera + 2x RGB cameras + IMU
Software / SDKOpen high-/low-level APIs for secondary development; OTA upgrade support; 40 TOPS compute platform with 32 GB RAM
LocomotionBipedal
Dexterous hands Yes
ROS 2 No
EU availabilityEnterprise sales — inquire

Specifications compiled from public manufacturer sources and may vary by configuration. Confirm exact specs via quote.

Verified on 2026-07-21 · Sources: unix-group.ai

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Use cases

UniX AI Martian is most commonly evaluated for home, service, research. It suits teams that need a mid bipedal platform with Open high-/low-level APIs for secondary development; OTA upgrade support; 40 TOPS compute platform with 32 GB RAM.

Brand background

Country of origin: China. This is a neutral summary based on publicly available information.

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