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Anigon

FA-L

A wheeled humanoid robot from Switzerland, first released 2025.

Sources retrieved: 2 November 2026 (A, B)

Applications
Industry
Indicative price
Not stated
Intended use, per the manufacturer
The FA-L series connects industrial-grade mobile manipulation with the ANIGON embodied intelligence stack.

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Anigon FA-L, humanoid upper body with a blue and white torso, a black face screen and blue arms on a blue and white mobile wheeled base with black wheels, one arm raised in a waving pose, seen from the front, manufacturer rendering

Product render from the manufacturer's own website (anigon.ch).

Specifications

5/32 specifications disclosed 27 not stated

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Physical3/13 disclosed

WeightNot stated
Depth (front to back)Not stated
WidthNot stated
Height189cm74.4inOur conversion from 189 cm. The manufacturer does not state an imperial figure itself, so the conversion has no source of its own.
Degrees of freedom28DoF
Payload, movingNot stated
Payload, standingNot stated
Max speed5.4km/h3.36mphOur conversion from 1.5 m/s. The manufacturer does not state an imperial figure itself, so the conversion has no source of its own.
Max slopeNot stated
Max obstacle heightNot stated
IP ratingNot stated
Operating temperature, lowNot stated
Operating temperature, highNot stated

Power1/5 disclosed

BatteryNot stated
RuntimeNot stated
Hot-swap batteryYes
Charge timeNot stated
Docking stationNot stated

Sensing and autonomy1/6 disclosed

LiDARNot stated
CamerasRGB-D cameras (count and model not disclosed)
Onboard computeNot stated
ROS 2Not stated
SDK languagesNot stated
Autonomy featuresNot stated

Payload and expansion0/3 disclosed

Mounting interfaceNot stated
Power outNot stated
Data portsNot stated

Commercial0/1 disclosed

Indicative priceNot stated

Compliance & certifications0/4 disclosed

CENot stated
FCCNot stated
ULNot stated
CCCNot stated

Against the field

Each strip holds every robot of this type in the guide that states the figure, one bar per group of values. Further right means a larger figure, not a better robot.

Height

189cm74.4inOur conversion from 189 cm. The manufacturer does not state an imperial figure itself, so the conversion has no source of its own.

101 wheeled humanoids state a height

FA-L

4 state a higher figure, 88 a lower one. 1 more states exactly the same figure.

Degrees of freedom

28DoF

93 wheeled humanoids state degrees of freedom

FA-L

28 state a higher figure, 60 a lower one.

Max speed

5.4km/h3.36mphOur conversion from 1.5 m/s. The manufacturer does not state an imperial figure itself, so the conversion has no source of its own.

89 wheeled humanoids state a top speed

FA-L

13 state a higher figure, 30 a lower one. 31 more state exactly the same figure.

Notes

The manufacturer says its site images and specifications describe reference configurations, and that final features, dimensions, interfaces and end effectors may vary.

The manufacturer's website carries the line “Designed in Switzerland · Engineered for Compliance · Serviced in Europe”.

SAP News Center, 5 November 2025: in a proof of concept, Aimbo AG's humanoid robot Anigon executed warehouse tasks at a European Bosch facility.

SAP describes that initiative as still in an exploration phase, validated in beta and test system environments.

SAP's Hannover Messe 2026 report shows Aimbo's robot picking and packing at the SAP booth.

Sources

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  1. Aanigon.ch/robot-platform/Main source. Retrieved 2 November 2026
  2. Banigon.ch/documents/anigon-technical-overview.txtSecondary. Retrieved 2 November 2026

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