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Stanford HumanPlus vs Kengoro

Compare Stanford HumanPlus and Kengoro using source-linked records. Unknown fields remain unfilled.

Key differences

  • • Stanford HumanPlus is taller than Kengoro (180 cm versus 167 cm).
  • • Kengoro is more degrees of freedom than Stanford HumanPlus (114 versus 33).

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Kengoro

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Status: Prototype

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  • • more listed degrees of freedom: 114 vs 33
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Which is cheaper, Stanford HumanPlus or Kengoro?

The current records do not provide two different comparable purchase prices.

Which is taller, Stanford HumanPlus or Kengoro?

Stanford HumanPlus is taller in the current records (180 cm).

Which robot can you order today?

Neither record currently combines an orderable status with a verified official order URL.

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Comparison sources

  1. [1] HumanPlus: Humanoid Shadowing and Imitation from Humans (project page) ↗Stanford HumanPlus · Stanford HumanPlus project
  2. [2] HumanPlus: Humanoid Shadowing and Imitation from Humans ↗Stanford HumanPlus · arXiv
  3. [3] humanplus (GitHub repository) ↗Stanford HumanPlus · GitHub (project authors)
  4. [4] TechXplore report on Kengoro (21 Dec 2017) ↗Kengoro · TechXplore
  5. [5] Kengoro project specifications (Wevolver) ↗Kengoro · Wevolver
  6. [6] The humanoid robot that can exercise and even perspire when it gets hot ↗Kengoro · New Atlas
  7. [7] Musculoskeletal Humanoid 'Kojiro' (HASEKO-KUMA Hall exhibit page) ↗Kengoro · The University of Tokyo, Faculty of Engineering
  8. [8] Characteristics, Management, and Utilization of Muscles in Musculoskeletal Humanoids: Empirical Study on Kengoro and Musashi ↗Kengoro · arXiv
  9. [9] Kengoro: Human Mimetic Musculoskeletal Humanoid ↗Kengoro · JSK Robotics Laboratory, The University of Tokyo
  10. [10] Design principles of a human mimetic humanoid (Science Robotics research article collection) ↗Kengoro · Science Robotics / AAAS
  11. [11] Boy robot passes agility tests ↗Kengoro · Science News