Lifting wheeled body
The body lifts between 785 and 1,695 mm, according to press coverage of Tianji's launch. The base is wheeled. [2][3]
Price & availability
Pilot deployments only from Sep 2026
Current dataset status: Pilot.
Product overview
Gento Skye is a wheeled lifting humanoid from Tianji Intelligent, the Dongguan-based company behind the Gento brand. Press coverage gives 23 degrees of freedom and a lifting range of 785 to 1,695 mm, and says the robot is built for continuous 24/7 operation.
The stated uses are reinforcement-learning training and real-robot data collection, which positions Skye as a research and data-collection platform. Reports say Skye was shown at ICRA and WAIC. They do not give its standing height, weight, arm payload, battery, runtime, compute or sensors.
The official Gento website still lists Skye as 'Coming Soon' with no specifications or order page. However, a September 2026 financing report states that both Luna and Skye had started delivery and had attracted orders from domestic and overseas customers. Because the official site does not present Skye as generally available, this page uses pilot rather than commercial status. No price has been published.
Capabilities
The body lifts between 785 and 1,695 mm, according to press coverage of Tianji's launch. The base is wheeled. [2][3]
Skye is designed for 24/7 operation, according to the press report. [2]
The stated uses are reinforcement-learning training and real-robot data collection. [2][3]
The official site still says 'Coming Soon', while September 2026 reporting says both Gento models had started delivery. [1][3]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
No general order page is verified. Tianji Gento Skye is currently classified as pilot. [1]
Tianji Gento Skye has 23 listed degrees of freedom; Whole-robot figure per press. [2][3]
Tianji Gento Skye is made by Tianji Intelligent, based in China. [1]
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