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Company Profile: UBTECH Robotics — Walker Industrial Humanoids
A primary-source profile of UBTECH's Walker humanoids, with industrial task evidence, model distinctions, integration requirements and regional procurement questions.
Company and industrial focus
UBTECH ROBOTICS CORP LTD develops humanoid and smart service robots. Established in March 2012, the company describes a business spanning industrial, commercial, education and other robot applications. This profile concentrates on its full-size humanoids, particularly the Walker industrial family, rather than treating every product sold under the group as the same procurement offering. UBTECH company profile.
Walker product boundaries
The current portfolio separates industrial Walker S2, Walker S1 and Walker S from commercial humanoids such as Walker C1, Walker C and Walker X. It also lists wheeled platforms separately. A specification for one of these products should not be carried across the family without confirmation. The quoted robot, hands, software and supported task package should be named explicitly in any proposal. Current humanoid portfolio and Walker S2; Walker C1 product page.
Walker S2 operating model
UBTECH describes Walker S2 with a dual-battery architecture that can select battery swapping or charging according to task priorities. Its product page also describes binocular RGB perception and a combination of BrainNet 2.0 and Co-Agent for coordinated industrial work. The advertised continuous-operation concept depends on the surrounding battery infrastructure and task integration; it should not be interpreted as guaranteed plant uptime or an assurance that no human intervention is needed. Walker S2 power management and software description.
Dated industrial evidence
In its annual results announcement dated March 31, 2026, UBTECH reported that Walker S2 mass production and delivery began in 2025. The same filing described Walker S field trials connecting workstation tasks including workbin handling, sorting, parts assembly and quality inspection. These are company-reported activities for the stated period; they do not establish the output, autonomy or commercial acceptance of a particular customer's production cell. 2025 annual results, pages 2-4.
The company's timeline separately records Walker S1's 2024 introduction and training at automotive factories, followed by collaborative industrial training in 2025. Training, a public demonstration, an order and a delivered production installation describe different stages and should remain distinct when evaluating references. Company development timeline.
Integration and task qualification
The 2025 results describe software infrastructure for robot management, data management, training and simulation, with work toward coordinated robot operation. Buyers should determine which parts are supplied in the proposed contract and which remain development activities. A named AI architecture is not an integration specification for a factory's warehouse, manufacturing execution or quality systems. Software infrastructure discussion, pages 3-5.
A useful evaluation defines one workstation first: object dimensions, gripping surfaces, pick locations, aisle traffic and exception handling. Require a measured trial on representative parts and record task success, interventions, damage, battery events and recovery time. Assign responsibility for fixtures, network access, task teaching and later process changes before expanding to multiple workstations.
International contact and supply boundary
UBTECH publishes separate contacts for industrial humanoids, business scenarios and education or research. Its industrial contact is cooperate@ubtrobot.com; commercial inquiries use ubtsales@ubtrobot.com. This provides a direct route to request a country-specific proposal. An international inquiry form or an overseas office does not establish that a particular Walker configuration is supplied, supported or approved in every listed country. Official contacts.
Use the official downloads center to request or locate supporting product material, then obtain the applicable installation manual, safety documentation, software terms and service plan for the selected configuration. Public product descriptions do not replace those contractual documents. UBTECH downloads center.
Procurement questions
Which Walker model and hand revision have been demonstrated on the proposed task?
What is included for battery stations, integration, operator training, spare parts and software updates?
Which reference sites can substantiate completed acceptance tests for comparable work?
What limits apply to shared workspaces, protective measures, remote access and loss of communications?
Who imports, commissions and services the robot locally, and what are the written delivery and acceptance milestones?
Source limits and buyer route
Reviewed September 10, 2026. The sources are UBTECH product material and its own exchange-filed results. Exchange publication does not convert supplier statements into independent technical verification. No universal certification, guaranteed return on investment or worldwide delivery commitment is inferred.
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