Humanoid HMND 01 Alpha (bipedal)

2025-12-02 · Publisher : Humanoid · Domain : Robotics

Humanoid unveils the bipedal version of HMND 01 Alpha (1.79 m, 90 kg, 29 degrees of freedom), which reportedly achieved stable walking after only 48 hours of training.

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The UK start-up's first biped, less than three months after the wheeled version.
1.79 m, 90 kg, 29 degrees of freedom, 15 kg payload.
Stable walking announced after only 48 hours of training.
Initially aimed at R&D for home and service applications.

### Background On 2 December 2025, London start-up Humanoid unveiled the bipedal version of its HMND 01 Alpha robot, less than three months after the wheeled version. The company says the robot achieved stable walking after only 48 hours of training. The biped can walk in straight and curved lines, turn in place, sidestep, walk backwards, squat, hop and run. ### Specifications | Item | Detail | |---|---| | Height | 179 cm | | Weight | 90 kg | | Top speed | 2 m/s | | Payload | 15 kg | | Degrees of freedom | 29 | | Runtime | About 4 hours | ### Why it matters Humanoid now covers both architectures: a wheeled version ready for industry and a bipedal version for research and, eventually, home and service use. Development speed is the start-up's central argument. ### Key takeaway The date used is that of the first identified press coverage; the official product page is undated. In July 2026, Humanoid raised $152 million at a $1.35 billion valuation.

Humanoid HMND 01 Alpha (bipedal)

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