Bipedal humanoid
The Z1 is a 145 cm full-body biped with a later maker product matrix listing 31 active degrees of freedom. [1][3]
Price & availability
Available to order from 2025
Current dataset status: Commercial.
The official Z-series page provides a contact route; no public list price is shown. [1]
Product overview
Zerith Z1 is a full-body bipedal humanoid first presented on 24 October 2024. Contemporary launch coverage described a 27-degree-of-freedom prototype. A 2025 Zerith product matrix later listed a 1450 mm Z1 with 31 degrees of freedom, indicating that the current production configuration differs from the launch unit.
Zerith's current Z-series page specifies a 672 mm single-arm reach, a maximum payload of 1.5 kg per arm and 150 NĀ·m peak joint torque. It lists approximately 2.5 hours of operation and a removable, replaceable battery. The perception system combines multi-camera stereo vision with a six-microphone array. The company presents the platform for service and research applications but does not publish its weight, maximum walking speed, battery capacity or a public price.
Chinese launch coverage places the unveiling before Zerith Robotics' January 2025 incorporation, so the robot appears to have originated with the founding team before the company was formally established. A February 2025 report said Z1 production had entered mass production, and the current official page provides a sales-contact route. On that evidence, this entry is classified as commercial.
Capabilities
The Z1 is a 145 cm full-body biped with a later maker product matrix listing 31 active degrees of freedom. [1][3]
The current product page specifies a maximum payload of 1.5 kg for each arm and a 672 mm arm reach. [1]
Zerith lists approximately 2.5 hours of operation and a removable battery that can be replaced. [1]
The current sensing description combines multi-camera stereo vision with a six-microphone array. [1]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Zerith Z1 is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1]
The stated runtime is 2.5 hours per charge; Current official page; the 2025 maker presentation listed two hours. [1]
The listed payload is 1.5 kg; Current maximum per arm. Launch coverage cited a 20 kg load-test limit without defining the carrying condition. [1][2]
Zerith Z1 has 31 listed degrees of freedom; Later maker product matrix; launch coverage in October 2024 described the earlier version as 27 DoF. [3]
Zerith Z1 is made by Zerith Robotics, based in China. [1]
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