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N (Mitsubishi)

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Description

SUMMARY:

 

Mitsubishi N is a humanoid robot co‑developed by Mitsubishi Motors and Highlanders (a University of Tokyo robotics startup).It stands 1.75 m tall, features dexterous five‑fingered hands, and is designed for automotive assembly tasks.Mass production is scheduled to begin in early 2027 at Mitsubishi’s Kyoto plant, targeting 1,000 units per month.

 

EDITORIAL:

 

Mitsubishi’s entry into humanoid robotics marks a major industrial milestone: unlike Tesla Optimus or Toyota’s humanoid projects, N is being integrated directly into automotive manufacturing lines.This positions Mitsubishi as one of the first automakers to mass‑produce humanoids at scale.

 

CLASSIFICATION:

 

Type: Full‑size humanoid robot

 

Morphology: Bipedal, humanlike body with arms and head

 

Category: Humanoid (industrial class)

 

Conclusion: N is a humanoid robot optimized for manufacturing, assembly, and industrial collaboration.

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

 

Dimensions & Build

 

Height: 1.75 m

 

Weight: Not yet disclosed

 

Design: Automotive‑grade durability and safety

 

Degrees of Freedom

 

Hands: Five‑fingered dexterous manipulation

 

Arms/Legs: Humanlike range of motion for assembly tasks

 

Performance

 

Mobility: Stable bipedal walking on factory floors

 

Payload capacity: Not yet published, optimized for mechanical parts

 

Production target: 1,000 units/month (Kyoto plant, 2027)

 

Sensors & AI

 

Vision: Multi‑camera system for precision assembly

 

Control: AI locomotion + manipulation stack from Highlanders

 

Integration: Factory‑ready mechatronics and safety systems

 

APPLICATIONS:

 

Automotive assembly (fastener insertion, part handling, ferrying components)

 

Industrial collaboration (working alongside human staff)

 

Expansion into broader manufacturing sectors

 

WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED:

 

Commercial pricing

 

Consumer availability timeline

 

Long‑term durability data

 

Image: @AI_Disrupt

 

COMPANY SOURCE:

 

https://youtu.be/3GYOFWmnBCs?si=3AnBhpyk575LsDgy

 

NEWS & COVERAGE:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSXDivHHoCA