FDROBOT TLIBOT (TLIBOT )

Lifting more than a hundred kilograms is one thing; doing it in a squat, on two legs that weigh about nine kilograms each, is another. That is the argument behind the FDROBOT TLIBOT (TLIBOT ), a full-size humanoid robot whose T1 version stands approximately 1.60 meters tall and carries 71 degrees of freedom throughout its body.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind TLIBOT

The robot is made by Sichuan TLIBOT Co., Ltd., which is located in the Mianyang National High tech Industrial Development Zone, China Science and Technology City, and is known by the short name TLIBOT. The humanoid was independently developed by Tianlian. The company has obtained over 50 invention patents in the robotics field, bringing its total portfolio to more than 150 patents.

For a buyer, a patent count is not a performance guarantee, but it does show a manufacturer that designs its own joints and control software rather than assembling parts from others. That matters when a project depends on support and on a clear line of responsibility for the machine.

Positioning and key technology

The T1 is built around strong, fast joints in a light frame. The bare unit weighs about 37 kilograms, and the weight including the battery comes to roughly 43 kilograms. Even so, the robot can perform deep squats with a load capacity exceeding 145 kg. Its maximum walking speed is 10 km/h.

The sensor set is 3D Vision, LIDAR and Force Feedback Sensors. The software side is an Intelligent Control Platform with Automatic Obstacle Avoidance. Together these give the robot the means to see its surroundings, feel contact and steer around obstacles.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the battery runtime, the charging time, the operating temperature, the IP rating, the computing platform, the connectivity, the hand and gripper specifications, the package contents or the software SDK and compatibility; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the TLIBOT legs stand out?

The legs carry the story. Each leg produces a total maximum torque of 1,162 Nm while weighing only about 9 kilograms. The knee reaches 281 Nm and the ankle 148 Nm, with a vertical hip output of 127 Nm and a vertical ankle output of 44 Nm. That is a lot of force packed into a light limb, which is what lets the robot squat under a load above 145 kg.

Range of motion supports this. The hip moves from -25° to 142° and the knee from -10° to 155°. The lumbar region allows ±45° of lateral movement and ±90° of forward-and-backward movement, so the robot can bend and reach in ways a stiff torso could not.

What does the T1 Pro change?

A T1 Pro version exists alongside the T1, but this page carries no figures for it. Every number here belongs to the T1 only. If you are considering the T1 Pro, ask for its figures when you request a quotation, and do not assume that it matches the T1.

Who is the FDROBOT TLIBOT (TLIBOT ) for?

Research laboratories and universities will find a platform with many degrees of freedom and detailed joint data, useful for study of walking, balance and whole-body control. Industrial and logistics teams exploring humanoid handling can use the squat load capacity and the force feedback sensing as a starting point for evaluation.

Integrators and developers who build demonstrations, training programs or pilot projects will also be interested. Buyers who need a simpler machine for a single task may prefer to look at other equipment in our Shop category.

What is the FDROBOT TLIBOT (TLIBOT ) used for?

1. Research and development: a humanoid test bed for locomotion, balance and control work.
2. Education and training: a hands-on platform for robotics courses and demonstrations.
3. Load handling trials: testing how a humanoid performs lifting and squatting tasks.
4. Autonomous navigation: using 3D Vision, LIDAR and obstacle avoidance to move through changing spaces.
5. Contact-sensitive tasks: force feedback sensors allow the robot to respond to touch.
6. Exhibitions and demonstrations: a human-sized machine that draws attention and shows what humanoids can do.

Pricing and Availability

We do not list prices. A quotation is the way to proceed, and you can request one for the version you need. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The FDROBOT TLIBOT (TLIBOT ) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is the TLIBOT T1?

The T1 stands approximately 1.60 meters tall.

How much does it weigh?

The bare unit weighs about 37 kilograms, and the weight including the battery is roughly 43 kilograms.

What load can it handle?

The T1 can perform deep squats with a load capacity exceeding 145 kg.

How fast can it walk?

Its maximum walking speed is 10 km/h.

What battery does it use?

The T1 has a 1250 Wh battery.

What sensors and software does it have?

It has 3D Vision, LIDAR and Force Feedback Sensors, with an Intelligent Control Platform and Automatic Obstacle Avoidance.

Where can I buy the FDROBOT TLIBOT (TLIBOT ) and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on the version and on delivery to your location, so please send a request and we will respond with a quotation.

Summary

The TLIBOT answers a simple question: can a person-shaped robot be both light and strong? The T1 weighs roughly 43 kilograms with its battery, yet its legs deliver up to 1,162 Nm each and it squats under more than 145 kg. Add 71 degrees of freedom, 3D Vision, LIDAR and force feedback, and you have a serious humanoid platform. If it fits your project, this page is the starting point.