HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal

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• Height: 175 cm2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafbcdb346b8e34417ad] the LONE outlier against 6 other independent sources (thehumanoid.ai, humanoid.guide, originofbots, aparobot, guijicankao, humanoid.press) all stating 179 cm -- consistent with the robotoverflow page conflating this robot with a sibling SKU (robots.json already excludes an "Alpha Wheeled" sibling by name) -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Height 175 cm"

• Weight: 70 kg2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafb6329c333601b1380] the LONE outlier against 5 other independent sources all stating 90 kg -- same host, same contamination pattern as the 175 cm heightCm statement above -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Weight 70 kg"

• Walking speed: up to 1.2 m/s2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafb4845069eac3b0e23] the quote is a ceiling ("up to"), which that row's own REJECT text excludes by name ("maximum / top speed") -- this key wants the normal walking speed, already correctly stated at 1.5 m/s by 2 other sources -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "walks at up to 1.2 m/s"

• Compute: NVIDIA Jetson Thor2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafb839514e6fd91ea73] "NVIDIA Jetson Thor" is the minority claim (1 source) against 2 independent sources (robotoverflow, humanoid.press) stating "NVIDIA Jetson Orin AGX" for the same AI-compute role -- Thor and Orin AGX are different chip generations, not interchangeable spellings of one fact -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor."

• Multi-robot coordination: Yes2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafb8ff0b15423ac0f36] the quote itself says "(Estimated)" -- the site's own disclosure that this is not a stated fact -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Multi-Robot Coordination Swarm capabilities (Estimated)"

• Price from (USD): $100,0002026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafb9d3f882817bbe970] a directory-stated RANGE, which that row's own REJECT text excludes by name ("a third-party range") -- this key wants a single, unhedged lowest list price -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Price $100,000 – $250,000"

• Stage: Prototype2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafba4ddf303a8eef300] the quote only restates the robot's own model name (which contains "Alpha", a registered PROTOTYPE alias) and states an ANNOUNCEMENT/unveiling date ("unveiled" is itself a registered ANNOUNCED alias, not PROTOTYPE) -- it states no commercial stage -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal is a humanoid robot developed by Humanoid (UK), unveiled on December 2, 2025."

• Stage: Prototype2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafba4ddf303a8eef300] the quote only restates the robot's own model name (which contains "Alpha", a registered PROTOTYPE alias) and states an ANNOUNCEMENT/unveiling date ("unveiled" is itself a registered ANNOUNCED alias, not PROTOTYPE) -- it states no commercial stage -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal is a humanoid robot developed by Humanoid (UK), unveiled on December 2, 2025."

• Employees: ≥ 2002026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafb2db6986441451904] the quote describes a technical-team headcount ("engineers, researchers, and innovators"), which that row's own REJECT text excludes by name ("number of engineers in one team") -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Humanoid brings together over 200 engineers, researchers, and innovators from top global tech companies."

• Peak payload: 15 kg2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafbd84e831ee5e6c528] a bare "Payload"/"Payload capacity" with no max/peak word -- that row's own REJECT text names this exact shape by name (belongs to ratedLoadKg, not this key); the value survives under ratedLoadKg from other, cleaner evidence on the same robot -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Payload capacity: 15 kg bimanual"

• Peak payload: 15 kg2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafbd84e831ee5e6c528] a bare "Payload"/"Payload capacity" with no max/peak word -- that row's own REJECT text names this exact shape by name (belongs to ratedLoadKg, not this key); the value survives under ratedLoadKg from other, cleaner evidence on the same robot -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Payload capacity: 15 kg bimanual"

• Peak payload: 15 kg2026-09-30

  [statement 6abcaafbd84e831ee5e6c528] a bare "Payload"/"Payload capacity" with no max/peak word -- that row's own REJECT text names this exact shape by name (belongs to ratedLoadKg, not this key); the value survives under ratedLoadKg from other, cleaner evidence on the same robot -- review-flagged on the hmnd-01 live run, then judged by hand against its own registry row. Quote: "Payload capacity: 15 kg bimanual"