R-noid by Robot.com
r-noid2026
170cm · 90kgLimited pilot

R-noid

A wheeled humanoid you can deploy in weeks, not years.

$50,000
MSRP · single unit

hopefully coming soon

Financing (illustrative)
$1,011/ mo · 60 mo · 7.9% APR

Illustrative only. Real financing terms depend on unit, buyer profile, and maker's approved lender network.

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Height
170 cm
Weight
~90 kg
Arms
2 × 7 DoF (4 kg each)
Torso
4-DoF, 0–1.9 m reach
Base
Holonomic wheeled
Compute
NVIDIA Jetson (on-device)
Availability
RaaS
About this unit

A wheeled humanoid you can deploy in weeks, not years.

R-noid is Robot.com's first humanoid — a dual-arm upper body on a holonomic wheeled base, sold only as Robot-as-a-Service. Rather than walk, it prioritizes fast, low-risk deployment: no pre-mapped facility, and first site visit to autonomous operation in eight to twelve weeks. Manipulation runs on Physical Intelligence's π0.7 model and navigation on FieldAI's Field Foundation Models. Fewer than 40 units are live across about a dozen customers, including a Packer working at a New York golf course. Sold via RaaS with no public unit price; the figure shown is an estimate.

Highlights
  • Holonomic wheeled base, dual 7-DoF arms
  • Deploys in 8–12 weeks, no facility pre-mapping
  • Five roles / 19 tasks: packer, picker, folder, restaurant, host
  • π0.7 (Physical Intelligence) + FieldAI navigation
  • Robot-as-a-Service only; ~70% autonomy at rollout
The maker
Robot.com
San Francisco, CA · est. 2017

Robot.com — formerly the campus-delivery company Kiwibot, rebranded in 2025 — runs a fleet of commercial robots and now offers humanoid labor via Robot-as-a-Service. Its R-noid wheeled humanoid targets repetitive, hard-to-staff work across kitchens, warehouses, and hotels.

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