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WUBA Dasheng Humanoid Robot

A full-size general-purpose humanoid from WUBA: 175 cm and 65 kg, a 20 kg dual-arm payload, five-finger dexterous hands with 11 degrees of freedom each, 3D LiDAR and dual depth cameras, a quick-swappable battery good for 2 hours, and WUBA’s teleoperation cockpit for remote ‘avatar’ operation — aimed at public-safety, industrial and commercial-service work. One honesty note: WUBA’s own product page labels this model both D12 and D20, so this listing carries no model number and your quote confirms the current designation. WUBA publishes no price; sold quote-only.

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Description

Good for:

  • Organisations piloting full-size humanoids for security, industrial or commercial-service tasks
  • Teleoperation use cases — a dedicated cockpit with seated and avatar modes
  • R&D teams — secondary development is supported per the official page

Not for:

  • Buyers who need a confirmed model designation beyond the manufacturer’s own page (it uses two — see the FAQ)
  • Home or hobby use — this is a 65 kg professional platform
  • Buyers who need an off-the-shelf published price

What a quote includes:

The Dasheng humanoid in your confirmed configuration (including teleoperation cockpit options), the standard box contents as confirmed with WUBA (not published), plus freight and duties as one landed total, confirmed by email before any payment. Your quote also confirms the model’s current designation and delivery timing.

Delivery, total cost & warranty:

Ships from China; a 65 kg humanoid with batteries travels as freight, and your quote confirms the routing and landed total for your country before any payment. Warranty follows WUBA’s published after-sales policy — 6 months from acceptance or 7 months from delivery, whichever comes first, with the product manual governing — and the applicable terms for your order are confirmed in the quote.

Product FAQ

Q: Is it called the D12 or the D20?
A: WUBA’s product page uses both — the page address and its dimension graphic say D12, the specification heading says D20. We list it without a model number rather than guess, and your quote confirms the designation of the unit you would receive.

Q: How many degrees of freedom does it have in total?
A: WUBA publishes component figures only — arms 7×2, dexterous hands 11×2, legs 6×2 — and no whole-body total. Third-party listings claim a total we could not verify on the official page, so we do not use it.

Q: What is the teleoperation cockpit?
A: WUBA’s proprietary remote-operation station for the Dasheng, with seated teleoperation and an “avatar” mode; WUBA states cross-domain teleoperation latency averages under 200 ms.

Q: What is the price?
A: WUBA publishes no price for the Dasheng. Your quote confirms the current price and landed total.

Specifications

Height 175 cm
Weight 65 kg
Dual-arm payload 20 kg
Working radius 750 mm
Walking speed 2 km/h
Maximum speed 6 km/h
Battery 2 h endurance; 1.5 h charge; quick-swappable
Perception 3D LiDAR ×1 (hybrid solid-state, 360°); depth binocular cameras ×2; curved LCD face screen
Arm degrees of freedom 7 × 2
Dexterous-hand degrees of freedom 11 × 2 (five-finger hands)
Leg degrees of freedom 6 × 2
Maximum joint torque 300 N·m
Secondary development Supported
China price Not published by WUBA

Sources & verification: All specifications from WUBA’s official Dasheng product page (58znkj.com/d12robot), checked November 2026. Box contents are not published by WUBA, and the page’s model designation is inconsistent (D12/D20) as noted.

Additional information

Weight 65 kg

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