Full-size humanoid frame
The developers list Bolt at 175 cm and 75 kg, placing it in the full-size humanoid class. [5]
Product overview
MirrorMe Bolt is a full-size humanoid prototype built by MirrorMe Technology (้่ฏ็งๆ), a company formed in May 2024 with a team that traces back to Zhejiang University. Press reports place its headquarters in Shanghai. The company unveiled Bolt on 2 February 2026 and named it after the sprinter Usain Bolt. Its official product page lists it at 175 cm and 75 kg.
The launch claim was a 10 m/s peak. MirrorMe's current product page now states a peak above 11 m/s, while April 2026 coverage cited 11 m/s indoors and a steady 10 m/s over 100 m outdoors from company video. None of these figures has been independently timed, so 11 m/s is recorded as a lower bound to the current official claim. The same product page states a 50 kg payload without defining the test basis.
Bolt was developed with the Humanoid Robot Innovation Institute at the Zhejiang University Hangzhou International Innovation Center, together with Kaierda Group. The company presents it as a sprint training partner, so athletes can race a fast opponent. Possible later uses such as inspection or emergency response have been mentioned but not shown.
MirrorMe provides a general purchase-inquiry contact, but no price or delivery date has been published. The page therefore treats Bolt as a prototype. Battery, sensor and compute details remain undisclosed.
Capabilities
The developers list Bolt at 175 cm and 75 kg, placing it in the full-size humanoid class. [5]
MirrorMe's current product page claims a peak above 11 m/s. No independent timing was found. [5]
MirrorMe lists a 50 kg payload but does not state whether it is a lift, carry, per-arm or total-body rating. [5]
MirrorMe says Bolt is meant to be a sparring partner for Chinese sprinters, so athletes can train against a fast opponent. [2][3]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
MirrorMe Bolt is 175 cm tall and weighs 75 kg (Current official product-page figure). [5]
Its stated maximum speed is 11 m/s; Official page says above 11 m/s, represented here by the stated lower bound. Launch coverage reported 10 m/s; an April 2026 report cited 11 m/s indoors and 10 m/s over 100 m outdoors.. [4][5]
The listed payload is 50 kg; Official product-page claim; lift/carry and per-arm/total basis not stated. [5]
MirrorMe Bolt is made by MirrorMe Technology, based in China. [5]
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