LUS2
Lumos Robotics

LUS2

LUS2 is a humanoid research robot by Lumos Robotics designed for safe interaction, manipulation testing, and applied development.

Description

LUS2 is a full-size humanoid robot developed by Lumos Robotics, a Shenzhen-based high-tech company founded in 2024, specializing in industrial-grade embodied AI robots. Standing at 160 cm tall and weighing 57 kg, LUS2 represents a breakthrough in biomimetic motion control and intelligence, designed for research, education, industrial automation, service, and entertainment applications. Its architecture features a modular, open design with 28 degrees of freedom (DOF) overall, including 6 DOF per leg, enabling human-like agility. Key highlights include the ability to spring from a prone position to fully upright in just 1 second—a world-first for full-size humanoids—demonstrating superior dynamic balance recovery and real-time motion planning powered by neural AI algorithms. The robot's core computing is driven by an NVIDIA Jetson Orin AGX processor delivering 275 TOPS of AI performance, complemented by a dedicated real-time control processor for low-latency operations (150-250 ms glass-to-action). It runs on a Linux-based OS with ROS2 compatibility, open APIs, and SDKs supporting Python and C++ development. LLM integration is facilitated through external APIs, allowing autonomous behaviors, learned adaptations, and advanced decision-making. Multimodal perception is achieved via Intel RealSense D435i RGB-D cameras (~1080p), 360° LiDAR for SLAM navigation (indoor/visual/LiDAR mapping), IMU, gyroscope, ultrasonic sensors, force/temperature sensors, and high-sensitivity finger/palm tactile sensors (0.05mm deformation accuracy at 30fps). Actuation relies on self-developed high-performance electric servo motors with harmonic/planetary gears (e.g., Lumos-60-30 joint modules: 550g, 22.8Nm rated torque, 102Nm peak, 140 RPM max @48V, dual absolute encoders, EtherCAT/CAN/UART comm). Structural materials include aluminum alloy and composites for a lightweight yet robust frame. Power is supplied by a 10 Ah (10000mAh) 54V DC battery, offering 3 hours runtime per charge (2-3h recharge), with thermal management suited for -10°C to 55°C operation. LUS2 excels in dexterous manipulation (5 fingers/hand, 10 DOF hands, 5kg payload), high-speed locomotion (max 2 m/s or 7.2 km/h walking), and safe human interaction via force-limiting, collision detection, and emergency stops. Real-world deployments include silver medal in group dance at the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games (first full-size humanoid to compete), showcases at iREX 2025, World Robot Conference 2025, China Hi-Tech Fair, and IROS 2025. As an early production/limited release model priced around $99,000, it bridges research platforms and commercial viability, accelerating embodied AI adoption in dynamic environments like healthcare, search-and-rescue, and manufacturing.

Key Features

Ultra-Fast Recovery and Agility

Springs from lying flat to standing in 1 second using neural motion planning and high-torque servos (360 N·m max joint torque), enabling dynamic balance in unstructured environments.

Advanced Multimodal Sensing

Intel RealSense D435i, 360° LiDAR, IMU, tactile sensors (finger/palm, 0.05mm accuracy), supporting SLAM navigation, precise grasping, and environmental perception.

High-Performance Compute

NVIDIA Orin AGX (275 TOPS) with dedicated real-time controller, Linux OS, ROS2, LLM APIs for AI-driven autonomy and custom development.

Dexterous Manipulation

28 DOF total, 10 DOF hands with 5 fingers, 5kg payload, visual-tactile grippers (LUS GT) for complex object handling.

Modular Open Architecture

Open SDKs/APIs, EtherCAT/Wi-Fi connectivity, easy integration for research, education, and industry applications.

Safety and Reliability

Force-limiting joints, collision detection, emergency stops; robust for human collaboration, 3-hour runtime, -10°C to 55°C operation.

Specifications

AvailabilityEarly production / limited release
NationalityChina
Websitehttps://www.lumosbot.tech/
Degrees Of Freedom, Overall38
Degrees Of Freedom, Hands10
Height [Cm]160
Manipulation Performance3
Navigation Performance3
Max Speed (Km/H)4
Strength [Kg]5 kg whole‑hand capacity
Weight [Kg]65
Runtime Pr Charge (Hours)3
Safe With HumansYes
Cpu/GpuIndustrial CPU + optional GPU
Camera ResolutionRGB + depth, ~1080p
ConnectivityEthernet, USB, Wi‑Fi
Operating SystemLinux-based ROS environment
Llm IntegrationPossible via external system integration
Latency Glass To Action150–250 ms
Motor TechElectric servo motors
Gear TechHarmonic / planetary gears (assumed)
Main Structural MaterialAluminum alloy + composites
Number Of Fingers5 per hand
Main Marketapplied humanoid R&D, Research & education
VerifiedNot verified
Walking Speed [Km/H]3.5
Shipping Size~180 × 80 × 65 cm
ColorBlack
ManufacturerLumos Robotics
Dimensions160 cm height, ~50x30 cm width/depth (shipping: ~180x80x65 cm)
Weight57 kg
Dof28 total (6 DOF/leg, 10 DOF/hands)
ProcessorNVIDIA Jetson Orin AGX (275 TOPS), dedicated real-time control processor
Os SoftwareLinux-based OS, ROS2 compatible, open APIs/SDK (Python/C++)
Sensorsvision: Intel RealSense D435i (RGB + depth, ~1080p), proprioception: IMU, gyroscope, force/temperature sensors, ultrasonic, tactile: Finger/palm sensors (0.05mm accuracy, 30fps, CAN/UART/EtherCAT), navigation: 360° LiDAR, indoor/visual SLAM
ActuatorsSelf-developed electric servo motors (e.g., Lumos-60-30: 550g, 64x58.5mm, 22.8Nm rated/102Nm peak torque, 140 RPM @48V, dual absolute encoders)
GearsPlanetary reducer (reduction ratio 30)
MaterialsAluminum alloy + composites
Battery10 Ah (10000mAh), 54V DC, 3h runtime, 2-3h charge
Power Thermal24-70V operation (48V recommended), -10°C to 55°C environment
ConnectivityWi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, EtherCAT/CAN/UART
PerformanceMax speed 2 m/s, joint torque 360 N·m, latency 150-250 ms, payload 5 kg
SafetyIP N/A, force-limiting, collision detection, e-stop

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum speed of LUS2?

LUS2 achieves a maximum locomotion speed of 2 m/s (7.2 km/h), with walking speeds up to 3.5 km/h demonstrated in tests. This agility stems from optimized servo motors and neural control, ideal for dynamic indoor navigation and rapid maneuvers.

What sensors does LUS2 use for perception?

It integrates Intel RealSense D435i RGB-D cameras, 360° LiDAR for SLAM, IMU/gyroscope, ultrasonic/force/temperature sensors, and high-res tactile sensors on fingers/palms (0.05mm accuracy, 30fps), enabling robust environmental mapping and dexterous interaction.

What is the battery life and charging time?

The 10 Ah (10000mAh) 54V DC battery provides 3 hours of continuous operation per charge. Recharging takes 2-3 hours, with a battery lifespan of approximately 3 years under normal use, supporting extended research sessions.

Can LUS2 integrate with LLMs or custom AI?

Yes, via open APIs and SDKs on its Linux-based OS with ROS2 compatibility. External LLM integration enables advanced behaviors like natural language processing and autonomous task planning, with Python/C++ support for developers.

What are the degrees of freedom and payload?

28 DOF total (6 per leg, 10 per hand), allowing human-like motion. Payload is 5kg whole-hand capacity, suitable for manipulation tasks; max joint torque 360 N·m ensures strength for industrial/light commercial use.

Is LUS2 safe for human interaction?

Absolutely, with force-limiting actuators, collision detection, emergency stops, and compliant modes. Designed for collaborative settings like education and service, emphasizing predictable, smooth motions.

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