On August 6th, Fourier officially launched its first full-size humanoid companion robot, the GR-3, in Beijing. This care-bot, featuring touchable interaction, breaks the traditional robot's cold image with several innovative designs.
The GR-3 stands 1.65 meters tall and weighs 71 kilograms. It features 55 degrees of freedom, enabling flexible body movements, a three-hour battery life, and can carry a three-kilogram payload. Notably, its shorter stature is intentionally designed to minimize potential hazards during use.
The GR-3 features a pioneering soft-skin cover material design and a full-sensory interaction system. Its head and torso are equipped with 31 touch sensors, enabling precise touch feedback and significantly enhancing the level of companionship and emotional interaction. Its design features a Morandi-style warm color scheme, an animal-inspired head design, and gentle facial curves. Through the dual warmth of sight and touch, the robot bridges the psychological gap between people and technology.
As Fourier's first foray into companion robots, the GR-3 focuses on "humanization" from its interaction logic to its exterior design, providing new technical solutions for family companionship and emotional care.