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Shanghai RoboParty Unveils Fully Open-Source Humanoid Robot “Roboto Origin”
Shanghai RoboParty Technology has unveiled “Roboto Origin,” a fully open-source humanoid robot for research and education. It stands 125 cm tall, weighs 34 kg and uses CNC-machined aluminum and DAMIAO servos.
What happened
According to humanoid.guide (Aug. 12, 2026), Shanghai RoboParty Technology Co., Ltd. announced “Roboto Origin,” a fully open-source humanoid robot for research, education and developers. According to the company’s GitHub, it was founded on Feb. 21, 2025, began developing the robot in April 2025 and completed a prototype in about four months. The company has open-sourced all structural, electronic, training and deployment code, and says the robot can be assembled as a DIY project using parts sourced from Taobao and prototypes made by Jialichuang.
Why it matters
Researchers, educators and developers can use a humanoid robot with its structure, electronics, training and deployment code made public to work on motion control and learning, and test them on a physical robot using the same platform. The parts-sourcing and prototyping process is also public, making it suitable for people who want to assemble and reproduce the robot independently.
Sources
Translated from the Japanese original: /news/shanhai-roboparty-zen-oopunsoosu-hitogata-robotto-roboto-ori-fe097d. The Japanese version is authoritative if they differ.