Gasgoo Munich-Keenon Robotics officially unveiled the XMAN-L1, a compact humanoid robot.
Standing 136 cm tall, the robot is equipped with 42 bionic degrees of freedom and a peak knee torque of 132 N·m. Single-leg power exceeds 2,000W, while edge-side computing capabilities reach 100 TOPS. It also integrates large language models from Doubao and Tencent, supporting natural language dialogue.
Designed as a lightweight interactive unit within Keenon’s "general-purpose + specialized" matrix, the XMAN-L1 targets scenarios such as engagement, customer guidance, and light entertainment. It is ready for deployment immediately upon release.
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Founded in 2010, Keenon Robotics operates as a global general-purpose and specialized embodied humanoid robotics company. It leverages a full-stack, self-developed technology ecosystem and a closed-loop industrial chain spanning R&D, manufacturing, and supply chain. The company has built one of the industry's most comprehensive product portfolios—including humanoid, delivery, and cleaning robots.
As the service robotics company with the largest commercial footprint globally, Keenon has shipped more than 100,000 units. Its business spans the full ecosystem of dining, hospitality, healthcare, and retail. Powered by proprietary smart manufacturing bases and a global operational network, Keenon’s products are sold in over 70 countries and regions across more than 600 cities. The company maintains subsidiaries or offices in the U.S., the Netherlands, Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong, supported by over 80 global operation centers.
