Summary:

Kuavo is a full-sized humanoid robot developed by Leju Robotics, engineered for intelligent service, education, and embodied AI research. With 360 Nm torque joints, 4.6 km/h omnidirectional walking, and a modular frame, Kuavo blends industrial-grade motion with expressive interaction. It runs on KaihongOS (based on Huawei’s HarmonyOS) and supports imitation learning, large-model AI integration, and real-time control—making it a versatile platform for adaptive robotics.

Editorial:

In the evolving landscape of humanoid robotics, Kuavo by Leju Robotics stands out—not for spectacle, but for substance. Built with self-developed high-torque joints capable of 360 Nm peak force, Kuavo moves with precision and purpose. Its 4.6 km/h omnidirectional gait and modular design make it ideal for dynamic environments: retail, education, exhibitions, and beyond.

But Kuavo’s intelligence is what sets it apart. Powered by KaihongOS, a HarmonyOS-based operating system, it supports large-model AI integration, imitation learning, and multi-modal sensor fusion. This enables Kuavo to adapt in real time—answering questions, guiding visitors, and even teaching children in Sichuan schools.

Leju Robotics isn’t chasing headlines—they’re building infrastructure. Kuavo is already deployed in commercial settings, guiding shoppers and engaging students. With a price point around $50,000, it signals a shift: from prototype to product, from novelty to necessity.

In a world of humanoid hype, Kuavo walks in with quiet confidence—ready to serve, learn,

and evolve.

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