Fourier GR2

Fourier Intelligence · Humanoid · China

Fourier GR2
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A high-DoF humanoid platform for research and rehabilitation, featuring Fourier's proprietary force-adaptive servo actuators and a modular dual-arm architecture.

Fourier GR2 specifications

Degrees of freedom40
Weight58 kg
Battery life3 h
Payload15 kg
Max speed1.5 m/s
ActuatorsFSA (Force-Adaptive Servo Actuators)
Primary sensorDepth Camera + IMU Fusion Array
FunctionResearch & development
Released2023
MaturityAdvanced
StatusActive
Indicative price$100,000

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ZeroGantry verdict: 4 out of 5

Fourier GR2 is the dark horse of the humanoid market — less hyped than Figure or Optimus, but with the best force-control architecture of any robot in its price class. The 40-DoF dual-arm system with 8-DoF dexterous hands is unmatched for bimanual manipulation tasks, and the 0.1N torque resolution enables true compliant control that makes the robot safe to operate alongside humans without cages. The open SDK is a breath of fresh air in a market dominated by closed ecosystems — researchers and integrators can actually build on this platform. The weakness is deployment maturity: while Fourier has pilots in rehab and light assembly, there's no BMW Spartanburg or GXO Logistics-scale deployment to point to. The 2-hour battery and slow walking speed also constrain it to stationary or near-stationary work cells. For research labs and early-stage commercial pilots needing dexterous dual-arm manipulation with an open SDK, GR2 is the best value proposition available.

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