Summary:

 

TRON 2 is a next‑generation universal embodied‑AI robot base developed by LimX Dynamics. Built around a modular “one body, three forms” architecture, TRON 2 can operate as a dual‑arm robot, a bipedal robot, or a wheel‑leg mobile robot, making it one of the most flexible research platforms in China’s robotics ecosystem.

 

Launched in late 2025 with a starting price of ¥49,800, TRON 2 is designed for VLA research, mobile manipulation, whole‑body control, and rapid prototyping across real‑world environments.

 

Editorial:

 

TRON 2 represents a major shift in embodied‑AI design: a single robot chassis that can transform into multiple morphologies depending on the task. Instead of requiring separate robots for manipulation, locomotion, and high‑speed mobility, LimX created a unified platform that adapts to the environment.

 

A universal embodied‑AI base

 

LimX integrates the robot’s “brain, cerebellum, and body” into a cohesive system, allowing developers to move from setup to real‑world deployment in hours rather than weeks.

 

Modularity as a philosophy

 

The robot’s arms, legs, and wheel‑leg modules can be swapped or reconfigured, giving researchers unprecedented flexibility for experimentation.

 

Human‑like manipulation

 

TRON 2’s dual‑arm system uses 7‑DoF arms, a spherical wrist, and a 70 cm reach, enabling precise manipulation in tight spaces and complex environments.

 

All‑terrain mobility

 

With both biped and wheel‑leg modes, TRON 2 handles slopes, steps, and uneven terrain while maintaining stability and speed.

 

Developer‑first design

 

The platform includes open APIs, standardized hardware interfaces, multimodal perception, and a complete VLA toolkit with preset modules and tutorials.

 

TRON 2 is positioned as a one‑stop development platform for universities, labs, and robotics companies building the next generation of embodied AI.

 

Specifications:

 

Mechanical & Morphology

 

Three modes: Dual‑arm, Biped, Wheel‑leg

 

7 DoF per arm

 

5 DoF per leg

 

2 DoF head module

 

Arm Performance

 

Max payload: 10 kg (dual‑arm system)

 

Body load capacity: 60 kg

 

Arm reach: 70 cm

 

Human‑style spherical wrist

 

Mobility

 

Biped and wheel‑leg modes

 

Max slope:

 

Biped: 15°

 

Wheel‑leg: 30°

 

Max step height: 20 cm

 

Full‑terrain mobility

 

Developer Features

 

Open API

 

Standardized hardware interfaces

 

Multimodal perception (vision, voice)

 

Full VLA development toolkit

 

One‑click preset modules

 

Integrated data collection → training → deployment pipeline

 

Power System

 

46.8V, 9Ah battery

 

2800W output

 

Fast charging: 20–80% in ~30 minutes

 

Swappable battery design

 

Price: Starting at ¥49,800 (approx. $7,000 USD)

 

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