UniX AI has unveiled its Panther series, a next-generation embodied AI robot platform designed for complex service and commercial environments. The system features dual 8-degree-of-freedom bionic arms, adaptive intelligent grippers, and a four-wheel omnidirectional chassis that enables lateral movement, in-place rotation, and precise positioning in confined spaces.
The Panther platform integrates an 80-centimeter vertical lift range and a 48V power system to support stable high-speed motion and torque-intensive actions. Demonstrations showcased capabilities including coordinated kitchen tasks, liquid pouring with predictive flow modeling, fine manipulation such as card handling and embroidery, and dynamic pose-based grasp adjustments. These functions are powered by UniX AI’s Trinity architecture, combining imitation learning, visuotactile fusion, and long-horizon task planning.
UniX AI is initially targeting high-value commercial scenarios such as elderly care and hospitality, where semi-structured environments demand adaptable manipulation and mobility. The launch reflects continued efforts in embodied AI to couple hardware iteration with algorithmic generalization for scalable real-world deployment.
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