Atlas R1

Robotics
Research concept

Atlas R1 reference
R1 concept with AI-inferred internal structure; not a physical prototype or engineering drawing.

Open-frame wheeled humanoid research concept

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System overview

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An open-frame concept for mobile manipulation and bimanual learning. A circular wheeled base, vertical column and dual arms organize sensing, compute and actuation for integration, maintenance and research planning.

Mobile manipulation
Wheeled
Bimanual research
Dual arm
Concept architecture
Open frame

Configuration, lead time and delivery scope confirmed with your inquiry.

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Conceptual exterior and layout only, not engineering CAD. Internal structures, materials and dimensions require project-specific confirmation.

Design & capability

Designed for the task.

Accessible structure

Reduced decorative enclosure exposes conceptual supports and cable paths. Internal frame and electronics are inferred, not verified teardown details.

Mobile and bimanual architecture

The base and vertical column organize side-mounted shoulder lift and arm placement. Travel, workspace and coordinated control require engineering validation.

Protection remains essential

Joint housings, driver insulation, cable retention, pinch protection and emergency-stop design remain part of the engineering scope.

Specifications

Configuration details and measurement conditions.

Concept scope
VersionOpen-frame concept V02; not engineering-frozen
Retained layoutCircular base, vertical column, shoulder lift, dual arms and grippers
Inferred elementsInternal frame, guide transmission, electronics and cable routing
Arms / mobilityJoint count, payload, precision, travel, speed and workspace to be confirmed
SensingPlanned head and optional wrist cameras; models and timing to be confirmed
Compute assessmentRTX 4070 / 4080 / 4090 / 5070 / 5080 / 5090 workstation options. Power, cooling, installation and software compatibility require engineering review; high-power GPUs may use an external workstation.
SafetyEmergency stop, limits, communication-loss stop, collision controls and moving-part protection require validation
Planned integration
RecordingVision, joints, end effectors, base state and task events
TeleoperationSelected demonstration devices and supervised takeover; interfaces and latency to be confirmed
Learning workflowPlanned cleaning, annotation, versioning and training export
External devicesThor, UMI, tactile gloves and FMG + IMU pairing require validation
Software scopeSDK, protocols, ROS, URDF and simulation assets to be confirmed
Engineering freezeDimensions, mass, center of gravity, power, transport, battery, cooling, runtime and delivery scope remain open

Open-frame describes the structure, not an open-source hardware or software license. Planned integration is not a currently available feature list.

Delivery and validation

Agree on the complete configuration.

Research concept based on reference imagery and AI structural inference. No physical teardown was performed. The image cannot support fabrication, kinematic or safety validation; unconfirmed specifications are not performance or delivery commitments.

  • Define tasks, worksite and safety boundaries.
  • Validate stiffness, center of gravity, wiring, thermal management and joint protection through engineering design.
  • Confirm onboard versus external compute and its power and cooling requirements.
  • Verify teleoperation, recording, policy deployment and safe fallback on agreed tasks.

Training and deployment

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