Quick Answer
This Adam page is a catalog card: 1750 mm height, 63 kg, 49 degrees of freedom, 1.5 m/s, manufacturer not listed, price not listed. PNDbotics in Beijing does sell a well-known humanoid named Adam, but that company’s public wiki is 1.67 m and 41–43 DOF depending on variant. Those are not the same sheet. We will not relabel this URL as PNDbotics Adam just because the name matches.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 4.9 / 10 | Name collision plus an unsourced 49 DOF card. |
| Commercial readiness | 2.0 / 10 | No maker on this profile. No MSRP. |
| Consumer readiness | 0.5 / 10 | |
| Autonomy confidence | Unknown | |
| Best for | People who need the Adam-name mess written down | |
| Biggest concern | Buying “Adam” without knowing which company’s robot you mean |
What it is
A listing titled Adam. Our numbers: 1750 mm, 63 kg, 49 DOF, 1.5 m/s. Payload and runtime not verified.
What is published
PNDbotics’ own humanoid wiki (Lite / Standard / SP / Pro) is 1.67 m, 60–63 kg, 25–43 DOF. That is a different table.
If you want the PNDbotics variant that actually matches a 1.67 m / 41 DOF / 62 kg row, that is the Adam SP page on this site — and even that height was written as 1.67 mm.
Flaws
Manufacturer cell is empty. 1750 mm may be 175 cm with a unit mix, or it may be scrap. 49 DOF is not on the current PNDbotics public matrix. The old 7.6 score was stencil.
Real-world usefulness
None as a purchase from this URL. Search PNDbotics’ current quote sheet, or read Adam SP and treat this page as a conflicting leftover.
Full specs and images
Adam profile · Adam SP review · All humanoid reviews.
FAQ
Is this PNDbotics Adam?
Not on the numbers. PNDbotics publishes 1.67 m and up to 43 DOF, not 1750 mm and 49 DOF.
Who makes it?
Not listed on this profile.
Adam vs Adam SP?
Different cards on this site. Do not collapse them.
Sources
This site’s Adam profile, compared against the public PNDbotics Adam wiki (1.67 m class).