NEURA 4NE-1
A cognitive humanoid designed for work and life.
NEURA Robotics, Germany
Fourier, China
Fourier GR-1
A humanoid from the rehabilitation robotics world stepping into the broader race.
- Status
- Coming soon
- Public price
- Not disclosed
- Category
- General-purpose humanoid
- Best for
- Rehabilitation and research
- Height
- 165 cm
- Weight
- 52 kg
How close to a home
3 / 5
Why it matters
GR-1 expands the humanoid story beyond the biggest headline companies.
What it can do
A full-size humanoid platform designed to explore movement, interaction, and real-world task capability.
The company
Fourier is known for rehabilitation robotics and is leveraging that hardware experience in humanoids.
Specs
GR-1, from Fourier’s own documentation: 165 cm, about 52 kg, arm span 176 cm, 44 joints in the full configuration, 230 N·m peak joint torque, 5 km/h walking, about 3 kg per hand, a 483 Wh battery for about an hour of work (45 minutes walking) and a five-hour charge. Fourier’s current line-up has moved on to the GR-3 series and the wheeled GRW; GR-1 remains the documented base.
Roboosh verdict
GR-1 may not dominate headlines, but it strengthens the sense that this is now a truly global field.
Reality check
The field is getting deeper. Robots like GR-1 matter because they show how many serious entrants are now in motion.
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