32-degree-of-freedom body
The company lists 32 degrees of freedom: seven per arm, six per leg, and three each for the neck and waist. Hands are not described. [2]
Price & availability
Starting · USD · ReportedReported — stated by a credible third party
Original price: USD 200,000+
Source: RayNex G3 priced at US$200,000 and above ↗ · Aug 18, 2026
Founder-stated global price floor; configurations and final contract terms were not published.
Preorder open from Sep 2026
Current dataset status: Preorder.
Product overview
The RayNex G3, sold in Chinese as the 小睿G3, is an industrial humanoid from JiuGuang Technology. The company unveiled it at Hong Kong Science Park on 17 August 2026, where a reporter saw it move a 50 kg barbell and place it at a fixed point on voice command.
According to company figures reported at launch, the robot is 173 cm tall and weighs under 60 kg, with 32 degrees of freedom: seven per arm, six per leg, and three each for the neck and waist. The company says it can carry 30 kg in operation and hold 60 kg with both arms. Reports describe 44 sets of whole-body force sensors and the company's RayBrain AI stack, but give no compute, battery or top-speed details.
The six degrees of freedom per leg identify it as a biped. The founder said sales and first deliveries would begin in September 2026 at a unified global starting price of US$200,000 or more. Because no evidence of volume delivery was found by 8 October 2026, its status is listed as preorder rather than commercial.
Capabilities
The company lists 32 degrees of freedom: seven per arm, six per leg, and three each for the neck and waist. Hands are not described. [2]
A 50 kg barbell was moved on voice command at the launch. The company cites 30 kg in operation and a 60 kg two-arm hold; these are company figures. [2][3]
The company says it uses a self-developed AI brain and a whole-body precision force-control system. No specifications for either were published. [1]
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Quick answers
Jiuguang RayNex G3 is listed at from $200,000 (Starting, reported). The source also states USD 200,000+. [5]
Jiuguang RayNex G3 is classified as preorder, but this record does not include a verified official order link. [1]
Jiuguang RayNex G3 is 173 cm tall and weighs 60 kg (Reported as under 60 kg; 60 is the upper bound). [2]
The listed payload is 30 kg; Operating load per company; not stated per arm. [2]
Jiuguang RayNex G3 has 32 listed degrees of freedom; Seven per arm, six per leg, three each for neck and waist; hands not described. [2]
Jiuguang RayNex G3 is made by Jiuguang Technology, based in Hong Kong SAR China. [1]
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