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NASA/Bill Stafford, James Blair, Regan Geeseman · Image source · Public domain
humanoid · prototype
Valkyrie (R5)
NASA Johnson Space Center · United States · 2013
A battery-powered humanoid robot built by NASA to work in damaged or degraded human-engineered environments.
Specifications
| Height | 1.88 m | [1] |
|---|---|---|
| Mass | 136.1 kg | [2] |
| Degrees of freedom | 44 | [3] |
| Runtime | 60 min | [4] |
- [1]NASA - R5 (Valkyrie) · manufacturer · retrieved 2026-08-14“Height: 6 feet 2 inches”
- [2]NASA - R5 (Valkyrie) · manufacturer · retrieved 2026-08-14“Weight: 300 pounds”
- [3]NASA - R5 (Valkyrie) · manufacturer · retrieved 2026-08-14“Degrees of Freedom: 44”
- [4]NASA - R5 (Valkyrie) · manufacturer · retrieved 2026-08-14“The custom dual-voltage battery is capable of running the robot for about an hour.”
Specifications drift. Each retrieval date is shown so a stale number is visibly stale rather than quietly wrong.
Standing, by question
- cool
Which one is cooler?
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Which one would you hand a knife?
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- laundry
Which one is folding your laundry first?
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- job
Which one takes your job first?
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- gait
Which one moves better?
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- survive
Which one survives a flight of stairs?
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- ship
Which one actually ships at volume?
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Head to head
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