Dual 7-DoF arms
Each arm has seven degrees of freedom. The current flyer lists 2.9 kg payload with the flex gripper; the 2023 launch release stated an 8 lb (3.6 kg) single-arm lift. [2][5]
Price & availability
Available to order from Jan 2023
Current dataset status: Commercial.
The official product page offers demo and deployment inquiries and flexible leasing; no public price is listed. [4]
Product overview
aeo is a dual-arm wheeled service robot from Aeolus Robotics. The company introduced it at CES in January 2023 and said it was available as a robot-as-a-service product. Aeolus continues to market aeo in 2026 through flexible leasing plans and an official demo-inquiry form, supporting its commercial status.
The robot has two 7-DoF arms and is designed to operate doors and elevators while performing another task. Aeolus offers configurations for care monitoring, delivery, security patrol and ultraviolet disinfection. A 2026 product flyer gives a height of 1.83 m, a maximum velocity of 0.95 m/s and a 2.9 kg arm payload with the standard flex gripper. This payload is lower than the 3.6 kg single-arm lift stated at the 2023 launch, apparently because the newer figure includes the gripper.
The same flyer gives typical runtime as 9 hours with the standard gripper or 6.5 hours with the optional 360-degree night-vision camera. It describes visual, audio and tactile inputs combined through a cross-sensory integration system. Current official material does not disclose weight, battery energy or a subscription price.
βEquipped with two arms, aeo uses one to perform vital tasks, such as delivery or disinfection, while aeoβs second arm operates elevators and opens doors.β
Capabilities
Each arm has seven degrees of freedom. The current flyer lists 2.9 kg payload with the flex gripper; the 2023 launch release stated an 8 lb (3.6 kg) single-arm lift. [2][5]
A 2026 product flyer lists a height of 1.83 m, maximum velocity of 0.95 m/s and minimum turning space of 85 cm. [5]
Aeolus offers aeo through leasing and robot-as-a-service arrangements, with plug-and-play tools and an official form for demonstrations and deployments. [2][4]
Typical runtime is 9 hours with the standard flex gripper or 6.5 hours with the optional 360-degree night-vision camera. [5]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Aeolus Robotics aeo is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [4]
Its stated maximum speed is 0.95 m/s; Maximum velocity, converted from 95 cm/s. [5]
The stated runtime is 9 hours per charge; Typical runtime with standard flex gripper; 6.5 hours with optional 360-degree night-vision camera. [5]
The listed payload is 2.9 kg; With the standard flex gripper in the 2026 flyer; the 2023 launch release stated 8 lb (3.6 kg) single-arm lift. [5]
Aeolus Robotics aeo is made by Aeolus Robotics, based in United States. [2]
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