Hubo KHR-3
HUBO KHR-3 is a prototype humanoid robot developed by KAIST’s HUBO Lab for robotics research. It is known for finger independence demonstrations such as rock‑paper‑scissors.
KHR-3 is a bipedal humanoid research platform from KAIST’s HUBO Lab (South Korea). It is a prototype intended for R&D and education, with articulated hands enabling independent finger motion (demonstrated via rock‑paper‑scissors). Commonly cited platform stats include 41 DOF and a roughly 125 cm, 55 kg body size, supporting full-body humanoid experiments.
HUBO 2 is a KAIST Hubo Lab humanoid research robot focused on bipedal locomotion for walking and stair traversal studies.
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HUBO (KHR-2 based) is a full-size biped humanoid research platform developed at KAIST. It is reported at 41 DOF, ~125 cm tall, and ~55 kg.
District 1 is a VinRobotics humanoid robot platform aimed at industrial and service labor applications.
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