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Friday (Holiday)

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Description

SUMMARY: 

 

Friday is a 176 cm, 115 kg wheeled humanoid robot developed by Holiday Robotics. It features 63 total degrees of freedom, 20‑DOF hands with integrated tactile sensors, 7‑DOF arms, 5‑DOF torso, 1.9 m/s mobility, 24/7 operation with hot‑swappable batteries, and advanced sensor fusion + cloud connectivity.  

 

EDITORIAL:

 

Friday is one of the most manipulation‑centric humanoids in the world. Holiday Robotics takes a bold stance: dexterity matters more than legs. Instead of bipedal walking, Friday uses a high‑speed wheeled base, allowing the robot to allocate engineering resources to:

 

- 20‑DOF ultra‑dexterous hands with tactile sensing  

- Full‑body 63‑DOF articulation  

- High‑precision manipulation  

- 24/7 uptime with hot‑swap batteries

 

This design philosophy positions Friday as a practical industrial and research robot, not a stunt performer. It is built for logistics, manufacturing, and human‑robot interaction, where reliability and dexterity matter more than acrobatics.  

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

 

Dimensions & Build

- Height: 176 cm  

- Weight: 115 kg  

- Form: Wheeled humanoid  

- Developer: Holiday Robotics (South Korea)  

 

Mobility

- Base: Differential‑drive wheeled platform  

- Max speed: 1.9 m/s  

- Navigation: Obstacle detection + collision avoidance  

- Duty cycle: Engineered for 24/7 operation  

 

Degrees of Freedom

- Total DOF: 63  

- Hands: 20 DOF per hand  

- Arms: 7 DOF each  

- Torso: 5 DOF  

 

Actuation & Manipulation

- Hands:  

  - 20‑DOF  

  - Fully integrated tactile sensors  

  - High compliance + back‑drivability  

- Payload: 20 kg total  

- Use cases:  

  - Precision grasping  

  - Logistics handling  

  - Manufacturing tasks  

  - Human‑robot interaction  

 

Perception & Sensors

- Tactile: High‑resolution tactile sensors in hands  

- Vision: Multi‑sensor fusion (not fully published)  

- Safety: Obstacle detection + collision avoidance  

- Simulation:  

  - GPU‑accelerated physics engine  

  - Neural world‑model simulator  

 

Compute & AI

- Control modes:  

  - Autonomous  

  - Teleoperation  

- AI stack:  

  - Advanced sensor fusion  

  - Cloud connectivity  

  - High‑fidelity simulation for policy training  

- API: Available for developers  

 

Battery & Power

- Battery: Hot‑swappable  

- Runtime: 4 hours per pack  

- Operation: 24/7 continuous with swaps  

 

Connectivity

- Cloud‑connected  

- Developer API  

- Remote operation support  

 

Applications

- Logistics  

- Manufacturing  

- Research & development  

- Human‑robot interaction  

 

Pricing

- $70,000  

 

WHAT HOLIDAY ROBOTICS HAS NOT PUBLISHED

- Torque per joint  

- Sensor resolution  

- Battery capacity (Wh)  

- IP/environmental rating  

- Commercial rollout volumes  

 

Image: @botsanddrones

 

COMPANY SOURCE:

 

www.holiday-robotics.com
 

NEWS & KEY COVERAGE:


www.youtube.com/@Holiday-Robotics

 

https://youtu.be/iUNat-40BeM?si=vzG9eyMvVbmfiCq1

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efyu-cHFkSg