Wheeled base, not legs
FRIDAY uses a wheeled base rather than legs, prioritizing stable mobility and manipulation in industrial spaces. [7]
Price & availability
Target Β· USD Β· EstimatedEstimated β derived or approximate
Original price: KRW 100,000,000
Source: Holiday Robotics FRIDAY coverage (VentureSquare) β Β· Oct 8, 2026
Future mass-production target reported by VentureSquare, not a current selling price. USD conversion uses the 13 July 2026 rate of KRW 1 = USD 0.000669.
Pilot deployments only
Current dataset status: Pilot.
Product overview
FRIDAY is a wheeled humanoid robot from Holiday Robotics, a physical-AI startup in Seoul. It is designed for repetitive industrial work, with a manipulation-focused upper body on a mobile base. The current product page specifies a height of 176 cm, a weight of 125 kg, 64 total degrees of freedom and 20 degrees of freedom in each tactile-sensing hand.
The company gives a maximum payload of 20 kg, a top speed of 1.9 m/s and average runtime of four hours. Hot-swappable batteries are intended to extend operation. Multiple cameras and LiDAR provide 360-degree perception, while Holiday Robotics names its autonomy system the Vision-Language-Skill, or VLS, stack.
Holiday Robotics says it is conducting private proof-of-concept trials with industrial partners, including work in automotive, semiconductor and logistics settings. It has discussed scaling production and a future target price of about KRW 100 million, but no public order page or current selling price was found. Because the robot is deployed only in selected trials, it is listed as a pilot. An earlier press report gave a weight of 115 kg; the newer official product page gives 125 kg and is used here.
Capabilities
FRIDAY uses a wheeled base rather than legs, prioritizing stable mobility and manipulation in industrial spaces. [7]
The company is running private proof-of-concept trials with industrial partners in settings including automotive, semiconductor and logistics. [2][8]
The product page specifies an average four-hour runtime and hot-swappable batteries for extended operation. [7]
Each hand has 20 degrees of freedom and tactile sensors, with the robot's design centered on manipulation. [7]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Holiday Robotics FRIDAY is listed at target $66,900 (Target, estimated). The source also states KRW 100,000,000. [2][9]
No general order page is verified. Holiday Robotics FRIDAY is currently classified as pilot. [1]
Holiday Robotics FRIDAY is 176 cm tall and weighs 125 kg (Current official figure; VentureSquare and earlier launch coverage reported 115 kg). [7]
Its stated maximum speed is 1.9 m/s. [7]
The stated runtime is 4 hours per charge; Average runtime. [7]
The listed payload is 20 kg; Maximum payload. [7]
Holiday Robotics FRIDAY has 64 listed degrees of freedom; Whole-robot total, including 40 degrees of freedom across both hands. [7]
Holiday Robotics FRIDAY is made by Holiday Robotics, based in South Korea. [1]
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