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IGRIS-MAX

A humanoid robot from South Korea, announced 2026.

Sources retrieved: 6 November 2026 (A)

Applications
Industry
Intended use, per the manufacturer
it is designed for more demanding tasks in industrial environments
Indicative price
Not stated

ROBROS IGRIS-MAX, white and grey bipedal humanoid seen from the side, with a squared white head, two grey sacks carried in its arms in front of the chest and long, slim legs ending in flat foot plates

Manufacturer's own photo. Press photo: Origin of Bots (originofbots.com), IGRIS-MAX gallery image.

Specifications

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Physical0/14 disclosed

WeightNot stated
Depth (front to back)Not stated
WidthNot stated
HeightNot stated
Degrees of freedomNot stated
Payload, walkingNot stated
Payload, standingNot stated
Max speedNot stated
Max slopeNot stated
Max obstacle heightNot stated
Max stair height, continuousNot stated
IP ratingNot stated
Operating temperature, lowNot stated
Operating temperature, highNot stated

Power0/5 disclosed

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

Sensing and autonomy0/6 disclosed

LiDARNot stated
CamerasNot stated
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

Notes

ROBROS introduced IGRIS-MAX in the launch film “Introducing IGRIS-MAX: Built for More | ROBROS” on its YouTube channel; Origin of Bots reports that “The company introduced it on November 4, 2026”.

The article gives the reason for the higher load: “ROBROS points to enhanced shoulder joint torque as the reason IGRIS-MAX can take on heavier loads.”

The article describes the launch film: “the silver-white humanoid stands on two legs”. It adds: “ROBROS marks the footage as real filming, not computer generated”.

Sources

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  1. Aoriginofbots.com/news/robros-unveils-igris-max-a-humanoid-built-to-carry-up-to-30-kgSecondary. Retrieved 6 November 2026

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