Sanctuary AI Phoenix general-purpose humanoid robot
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Sanctuary AI

Canada · verified 2026-08-15

Sanctuary AI Phoenix

Sanctuary AI's Phoenix platform combines dexterous hands, teleoperation and the Carbon AI control system for general-purpose work.

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Official specifications

CategoryGeneral-purpose humanoid
Commercial statusActive development
AvailabilityPartner deployments
Release year2023
Height170 cm
Weight70 kg
Degrees of freedomNot disclosed
Target marketsIndustrial, Retail, Research
Use casesIndustrial data capture, dexterous manipulation and partner task automation

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