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Rb Y1

Bimanual mobile manipulator on a wheeled base

Partially verifiedPaid DeploymentReleased 2024

Price

$80,000 – $120,000

Legacy record price · Jul 17, 2026

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Key facts

Values reflect the public record

Height
140 cmManufacturer confirmed
Weight
131 kgManufacturer confirmed
Payload
3 kg per armManufacturer confirmed
Degrees of freedom
24Manufacturer confirmed
Runtime
3 hours
Max speed
1.5 m/sManufacturer confirmed

Canonical robot record

Overview

The Rb Y1 is Rainbow Robotics' bimanual mobile manipulator, mounting a humanoid-style dual-arm upper body on a wheel-type high-speed mobile base so it can operate across varied environments. The design pairs precise two-arm manipulation with rapid, agile movement, and a multi-axis torso lets the robot change its working height to reach tasks at different levels.

Rainbow Robotics describes the Rb Y1 as a platform aimed at AI and robotics researchers, with a separate commercial variant, and the company has highlighted it as Korea's first bimanual mobile manipulator. It builds on the company's heritage developing the HUBO humanoid robots.

The platform supports teaching-by-demonstration workflows, where an operator guides the robot's arms to train tasks, and includes safeguards such as self-collision prevention. Rainbow Robotics opened pre-orders for the Rb Y1 in 2024.

RoboZaps maintains this record as part of its canonical robotics database. Specs are source-verified where linked; the record compares public facts across manufacturers rather than representing a single robot maker.

Spec sources
2 linked
Verification
Partially verified · 6/7 specs source-verified
Deployment
Paid Deployment
Last verified
Jul 17, 2026

Key Features

  • Humanoid-style dual-arm upper body, with each arm offering seven degrees of freedom for complex bimanual manipulation
  • Wheel-type high-speed mobile base enabling agile travel, high-speed turning, and rapid acceleration via full-body control
  • Vertically adjustable torso that lets the robot raise and lower itself to perform tasks at different heights
  • Teaching-by-demonstration support with master-arm linkage and self-collision prevention for safer task training
  • Offered in both a research platform and a commercial platform configuration

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Specifications

Grouped technical data with source detail available on demand.

9 documented values

Mechanics

Degrees of Freedom24
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Rainbow Robotics

LocomotionWheeled mobile base; Mecanum omnidirectional wheels optional (added ICRA 2025)
Third-party source

Verified Jul 6, 2026

The Robot Report

Performance

Max Speed1.5 m/s
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Rainbow Robotics

Payload Capacity3 kg per arm
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Rainbow Robotics

Physical

Height140 cm
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 10, 2026

Rainbow Robotics

Weight131 kg
Manufacturer confirmed

Verified Jul 6, 2026

Rainbow Robotics

Width600 mm
Unverified
Depth690 mm
Unverified

Power

Runtime3 hours
Unverified

Evidence & changelog

Sources behind this record and material corrections made over time.

Sources

  • Rainbow Robotics - tranche-2 verification · Rainbow Robotics — cites Weight, Degrees of Freedom, Payload Capacity, Max Speed, Height
  • The Robot Report - tranche-2 verification · The Robot Report — cites Locomotion

Record changelog

  • Locomotion: Wheeled (omnidirectional Mecanum) changed to Wheeled mobile base; Mecanum omnidirectional wheels optional (added ICRA 2025) · Jul 6, 2026

    tranche-2 verification (corrected): Mecanum is a May 2025 add-on, not base config

  • Payload Capacity: 6 kg changed to 3 kg per arm · Jul 6, 2026

    tranche-2 verification (corrected): Official: 3kg per arm; 6 kg misstates spec

Media

Manufacturer

Rainbow Robotics

South Korean developer of humanoid robots and collaborative robot arms for industrial automation.

Headquarters
Daejeon, South Korea
Founded
2011