Compact bipedal design
Fourier describes GR Mini as a bipedal small humanoid in its cat-head family. No dimensions have been published. [1]
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Prototype
Current dataset status: Prototype.
Product overview
GR Mini is a compact bipedal humanoid from Fourier, shown at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai in July 2026. Press coverage places it in the company's cat-head robot family, alongside the full-size GR-3 and the GR Nano personal-companion model, and says the whole family appeared together for the first time at the show.
Fourier describes GR Mini as built for natural-language communication, expressive motion and flexible autonomous movement. Coverage says it is aimed at public-space interaction, with a friendly appearance and humanoid dance-style interaction, and that it can support showroom guidance, retail, elderly companionship, tourism and performance. Fourier also says it provides development tools and interfaces so that partners can build custom applications.
No height, weight, degrees of freedom, speed, battery life or price has been published in the sources reviewed, and no order or sales information was found. The product is recorded as a prototype: it was physically displayed and press reports describe it interacting, but its commercial status is unknown.
Capabilities
Fourier describes GR Mini as a bipedal small humanoid in its cat-head family. No dimensions have been published. [1]
Press coverage of WAIC 2026 says GR Mini is designed for interaction in public spaces, with a dance-style interaction mode. [2][3]
The company describes natural-language communication, expressive motion and flexible autonomous movement for the robot. [1]
Fourier says it provides development tools and interfaces so partners can build custom applications on the platform. [1]
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