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ROBOTERA L7 is a full-size bipedal humanoid built around a conspicuously athletic pitch. ROBOTERA lists a 1.71 m, 65 kg body with 55 total degrees of freedom, 20 kg dual-arm payload, 400 N·m peak knee torque, 25 rad/s peak knee speed, and a claimed 4 m/s running speed.
The product page also describes depth-camera and lidar perception, microphones, an NVIDIA Jetson computing platform, a 60 V / 15 Ah battery, and compatibility with ROBOTERA's 12-DoF XHAND 1. Those details make L7 substantially more profile-ready than the thin early references that originally kept it on HumanoidRoster's watchlist.
The evidence boundary is still important. The headline performance numbers come from ROBOTERA, and public videos do not fully disclose control mode, intervention rate, repeatability, safety conditions, or task-success statistics. L7 therefore enters the roster as a well-documented demo-stage robot, not as a verified high-speed commercial deployment.
Reality check
ROBOTERA gives L7 a dedicated current product page, detailed specifications, official media, and public motion demonstrations. Independent reports confirm that the named full-size biped exists, but its speed, payload, torque, and application claims remain manufacturer-led, while customer deployments, operating hours, autonomy boundaries, and reliability data are not public.
- ROBOTERA's official L7 page identifies a 1.71 m, 65 kg, 55-DoF full-size humanoid
- The official page lists a 20 kg dual-arm payload, 400 N·m peak knee torque, 25 rad/s peak knee speed, and a claimed 4 m/s running speed
- ROBOTERA lists depth cameras, lidar, microphones, an NVIDIA Jetson computing platform, and support for its 12-DoF XHAND 1 dexterous hand
- Official product media shows a complete bipedal body and whole-body motion demonstrations
- China Daily reported ROBOTERA's L7 unveiling in July 2025
- The 4 m/s speed, 400 N·m knee torque, and 20 kg dual-arm payload are product claims, not independent benchmark results
- Public demonstrations do not disclose autonomy, teleoperation, choreography, intervention rate, repeatability, or safety conditions
- No verified customer deployment, delivered-unit count, uptime, failure rate, or field-reliability dataset is public
