Kepler Exploration Robotics is committed to researching, developing, and manufacturing general-purpose humanoid robots, addressing the challenge of labour shortages. The company's flagship, the Kepler humanoid robot, features a highly bionic structure encompassing 40 degrees of freedom. This includes 11 DOF in its smart hands. The robot stands at a height of 175cm and weighs 85kg, showcasing a design that closely mimics human anatomy and movement.

The Kepler humanoid robot is equipped with self-designed planetary roller screw actuators and rotary harmonic drive actuators, ensuring robust and powerful performance. It is outfitted with a suite of advanced sensors, including 3D vision sensors, fisheye cameras, IMU, and an array of torque, force, and position sensors. These technologies enable the robot to intricately perceive and analyse its environment, enhancing its operational capabilities.

At the core of Kepler's functionality is its use of cutting-edge technologies like deep learning, reinforcement learning, and multi-modal Large Language Model (LLM) technologies. This integration of embodied intelligence allows the robot to adapt and excel in a wide range of applications. Furthermore, Kepler Exploration Robotics offers an open development platform, inviting developers and integrators to create bespoke solutions that leverage the robot’s advanced capabilities. This approach not only fosters innovation but also extends the robot's applicability across various industries.