Fourier Intelligence GR-1vsHumanoid HMND 01
Side-by-side comparison of Fourier Intelligence GR-1 and Humanoid HMND 01: specs, price, use cases and SDKs.

GR-1
Open-platform humanoid for research + light industrial pilots

HMND 01
Industrial HMND 01 humanoid tested for factory logistics with Siemens.
Specifications
| Spec | GR-1 | HMND 01 |
|---|---|---|
| Price (USD) | $150,000 | $0 |
| Category | humanoid | humanoid |
| Payload | 50 kg | — |
| Runtime | 2 h | — |
| Speed | 1.4 m/s | 1.5 m/s |
| Weight | 55 kg | — |
| Degrees of Freedom | 40 | — |
| Battery | Li-ion swap | — |
- University research
- Light manufacturing pilots
- Rehabilitation R&D
- Robotic hand teleoperation studies
- Factory tote handling
- Goods handling
- Picking and packing
- Kitting and part handling
- Machine feeding and offbearing
When to pick which
Choose the Fourier Intelligence GR-1 for academic research institutions or corporate R&D departments focused on bipedal locomotion and dexterous manipulation studies. With 40 degrees of freedom and a high 50kg payload capacity relative to its 55kg weight, it is optimized for complex teleoperation and rehabilitation robotics development. Its open-platform nature, supported by ROS2 and Python SDKs, makes it the superior choice for developers needing low-level control to test custom algorithms. Select this model for small-scale pilot programs in healthcare or lab settings where humanoid form-factor versatility and high-torque actuation are prioritized over continuous industrial throughput.
Select the Humanoid HMND 01 for high-volume logistics and factory automation environments, such as automotive assembly lines or distribution centers. Its omnidirectional wheeled base and 8-hour tested uptime make it more efficient than legged models for repetitive material handling tasks like kitting or machine feeding. The integration with NVIDIA’s Isaac Sim and GR00T N1.6 ensures seamless deployment within Siemens-standard industrial ecosystems. Choose this robot when the primary constraint is operational throughput—specifically the 60 tote moves per hour—and high-reliability pick-and-place success rates (90%) are required for 24/7 warehouse operations.
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