The UBTECH Walker C1 is a newly launched service humanoid, introduced by UBTECH in 2026: its full engineering datasheet has not yet been released and units are allocated as UBTECH's commercial rollout proceeds, so configuration and delivery are confirmed with each quotation. It stands 165 cm tall, weighs around 50 kg and is built in aluminium alloy and composite, with electric servo actuation.

It is UBTECH's front-of-house humanoid, made to welcome guests, guide visitors, answer questions in several languages and give presentations in hotels, airports, exhibition halls, offices and other commercial venues. It walks on two legs, finds its own way through large indoor spaces with route following and obstacle avoidance, and holds conversations through UBTECH's embodied interactive large model. A built-in motion library supplies dynamic, customisable movement: at the China International Supply Chain Expo 2026, where it served as the expo's humanoid representative, the C1 led a waltz with a human partner and performed ballet passages alongside professional dancers.

The head and body carry two fish-eye cameras, a binocular camera and a monocular camera, four microphones, two speakers, an LCD display, two high-precision IMUs, an emergency stop button and a power switch, and a pair of dexterous hands is available as an option. Standard interfaces and a comprehensive SDK let integrators script dialogue, guided tours, presentations and choreography for each venue, and the robot connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Within the Walker family, the C1 is the newer generation of the commercial Walker C line, built for more agile and more expressive movement than the earlier Walker C. The Walker S2 and Walker S are UBTECH's industrial humanoids for factory lines and material handling; the C1 is aimed at navigation, interaction and light service tasks rather than heavy manipulation. Degrees of freedom, battery endurance and walking speed are confirmed with the quotation as UBTECH releases its documentation.

Key Capabilities

• Full-size, light build: At 165 cm and around 50 kg, in aluminium alloy and composite, it is built to work among visitors in shared indoor spaces.
• Autonomous indoor navigation: It follows routes and avoids obstacles on its own across large indoor spaces such as lobbies, terminals and exhibition halls.
• Multilingual conversation: UBTECH's embodied interactive large model lets it greet guests, answer questions and deliver presentations in several languages.
• Built-in motion library: Dynamic multi-modal movements with customisable settings range from greeting gestures to choreographed performance routines.
• Cameras, microphones and IMUs: Two fish-eye cameras, a binocular and a monocular camera, four microphones and two high-precision IMUs handle perception and balance.
• Optional dexterous hands: A pair of dexterous hands is offered as an option, and whether they are fitted is set in the quotation.
• Open SDK and standard interfaces: Integrators can script dialogue, tours, presentations and motion to suit each venue and workflow.

This model is offered on a quotation basis. Configuration, accessories, integration scope and delivery schedule all change the final figure, so pricing is confirmed per project rather than listed.

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This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.