Biped with 27 degrees of freedom
JAKA lists 12 active joints in the legs, 12 in the arms, one at the waist and two at the head, for 27 in total. [4]
Price & availability
Prototype
Current dataset status: Prototype.
The official product page provides a consultation form and customer-service number; no public price or delivery date is stated. [4]
Product overview
JAKA π is a child-sized biped humanoid from JAKA Robotics, a Shanghai company established around collaborative robot arms. Chinese press reported its unveiling in late May 2026, shortly before Children's Day, and JAKA published an English introduction the following month. The company positions it for education and research, commercial service, entertainment, and companion or elder-care settings.
JAKA's product page specifies a height of 1.22 m, a weight of 42 kg and 27 active joints: six in each arm, six in each leg, one at the waist and two at the head. It lists a 3 kg payload, 1.8 m/s walking speed, two-hour runtime, a 10 Ah battery and 120 N·m peak joint torque. The controller uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H with 64 GB of memory, and JAKA says the integrated platform provides 96 TOPS of computing and EtherCAT real-time control. A head camera supports indoor navigation.
The official page supports consultation and secondary development, but it does not publish a price, shipping date or customer deployment. A third-party catalogue's price and production claims are explicitly unverified. The robot is therefore listed as a prototype rather than a commercial product, with the official consultation form retained as a contact route.
“It can walk, run, and even jump, reaching a top speed of 1.8 m/s.”
Capabilities
JAKA lists 12 active joints in the legs, 12 in the arms, one at the waist and two at the head, for 27 in total. [4]
The official product page lists the robot at 1.22 m tall and 42 kg. [4]
JAKA specifies a 3 kg payload and says the knee joints reach 120 N·m peak torque. [4][5]
The official product page lists higher education, new commerce, entertainment, companionship and elder care as target areas. [4]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
JAKA π is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [4]
JAKA π is 122 cm tall and weighs 42 kg. [4]
Its stated maximum speed is 1.8 m/s; Walking speed on the product page; the launch article says the robot can walk, run and jump at up to 1.8 m/s. [4][5]
The stated runtime is 2 hours per charge. [4]
The listed payload is 3 kg; JAKA lists 3 kg payload; the English launch article describes the arms lifting up to 3 kg. [4]
JAKA π has 27 listed degrees of freedom; 27 active joints: 12 legs, 12 arms, 1 waist and 2 head; hands not described. [4]
JAKA π is made by JAKA Robotics, based in China. [4]
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