Toyota T-HR3 teleoperated humanoid robot
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Japan · verified 2026-08-15

Toyota T-HR3

Toyota's third-generation humanoid platform mirrors an operator's movements through a master maneuvering system.

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Research platform

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CategoryTeleoperation humanoid
Commercial statusResearch
AvailabilityNot commercially available
Release year2017
Height154 cm
Weight75 kg
Degrees of freedom32
Target marketsResearch, Teleoperation
Use casesTeleoperation, remote assistance and whole-body control research

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