Quick Answer
Dora is Noetix Robotics’ smaller “universal” humanoid, not a full-size factory biped. Noetix’s English product listing is 100 × 50 × 25 cm and 20 kg, with a 5 kg payload and 1 m/s maximum movement. Our catalog wrote the height as 100 mm and scored it like an adult industrial robot. It is a metre-class indoor machine.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 6.3 / 10 | Real small Noetix platform. Thin independent job evidence. |
| Research / education usefulness | 7.0 / 10 | Published size, payload and speed. |
| Commercial readiness | 4.0 / 10 | Productized on Noetix’s site. No MSRP on our card. |
| Consumer readiness | 1.5 / 10 | Home-sized. Not a finished appliance. |
| Autonomy confidence | Demo / supervised | |
| Best for | Indoor education and Noetix-line comparisons with N2 | |
| Biggest concern | Reading 100 mm as the height, or pairing Dora with Optimus |
What it is
Noetix’s compact humanoid sibling to N2. Public size 100 cm class, 20 kg, 5 kg payload, 1 m/s, about 20 DOF on our card (Noetix also describes expandable DOF; we will not invent 26 if our card says 20).
What is published
Noetix’s Dora product listing. Runtime not verified on our profile. Price not listed here.
Flaws
Millimetre height typo. Old stencil compared a 20 kg child-scale robot to Atlas. Dora is not N2 and not Unitree G1.
Real-world usefulness
Plausible as a portable indoor research or education platform. Not a warehouse adult. If you want the faster 118 cm Noetix, that is N2.
Full specs and images
Dora profile · N2 review · All humanoid reviews.
FAQ
Who makes Dora?
Noetix Robotics.
Is it 100 mm tall?
No. Noetix publishes 100 cm class.
Dora vs N2?
Both Noetix. N2 is the 118 cm / 30 kg athlete-style listing. Dora is the smaller 20 kg card.
Sources
Noetix Dora product listing (100×50×25 cm, 20 kg, 5 kg, 1 m/s).