Differential wheeled base
The official page describes a differential chassis, with an optional omnidirectional configuration. [1]
Price & availability
Available to order from Oct 2025
Current dataset status: Commercial.
The product page has an enquiry form; the company says an expert advisor will contact the enquirer. [1]
Product overview
The DexForce W1 Pro is a wheeled humanoid from DexForce Technology, a Shenzhen company that uses the Chinese name 跨维智能. The current official manual lists a 1636 mm height, 120 kg weight and 34 degrees of freedom. The public product page still says 110 kg and notes that versions can differ; this entry follows the newer manual. The differential chassis reaches 1.5 m/s, and each arm is rated for 10 kg.
The official spec list gives each dexterous hand 6 active degrees of freedom and a dual-PC computer rated at at least 300 TOPS. Perception uses stereo vision, two navigation LiDARs and obstacle-avoidance cameras. DexForce supports secondary development and documents a ROS 2 architecture.
The manual specifies a 48 V, 37 Ah lithium-iron-phosphate battery, equivalent to about 1.776 kWh, and at least eight hours of runtime in a stationary-operation scenario. This runtime should not be read as eight hours of continuous driving.
The first W1 Pro production batch was delivered in October 2025. DexForce later reported deployments across multiple cities and projects. These deliveries support commercial status, although the company still routes sales through an enquiry form and does not publish a price.
Capabilities
The official page describes a differential chassis, with an optional omnidirectional configuration. [1]
Each hand has 6 active degrees of freedom, and the page gives a 34-DoF full-body configuration. [1]
Binocular stereo vision, two navigation LiDARs and obstacle-avoidance cameras support movement, according to the official spec list. [1]
Chinese press reported in October 2025 that the W1 Pro was in use at coffee events and malls; the Hong Kong deployment was still planned in February 2026. [4][5]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
DexForce W1 Pro is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1]
DexForce W1 Pro is 163.6 cm tall and weighs 120 kg (Current manual value; the public product page lists 110 kg and says versions may differ). [1][6]
Its stated maximum speed is 1.5 m/s; Top speed on the differential chassis. [1]
The stated runtime is 8 hours per charge; At least 8 hours in a stationary-operation scenario. [6]
The listed payload is 10 kg; Per arm (single arm); both-arm payload not stated. [1]
DexForce W1 Pro has 34 listed degrees of freedom; Full-body configuration per the spec table; the page also says up to 40 DoF. [1]
Yes. DexForce W1 Pro is recorded as providing a public developer SDK or API. [1]
DexForce W1 Pro is made by DexForce Technology, based in China. [1]
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