Quick Answer
XMAN-R1 is KEENON Robotics’ wheeled service humanoid, shown for hotel and restaurant work and for coordinating with KEENON delivery and cleaning robots. It is not a bipedal factory walker and it is not Unitree’s R1. Our own spec card still lists height, weight, payload, runtime and DOF as not verified. Scoring a blank card like a finished product was the May 2025 stencil.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 5.9 / 10 | Real company, real unveil. Empty public spec card on this site. |
| Commercial readiness | 4.5 / 10 | Hospitality demos and a hotel collaboration were announced. No public MSRP. |
| Consumer readiness | 0.5 / 10 | Wrong robot for a home. |
| Autonomy confidence | Supervised service / demo | Not a published warehouse job. |
| Best for | KEENON service-robot operators watching a humanoid torso on wheels | |
| Biggest concern | Treating an empty spec card as a 7.3 product review |
What it is
A wheeled upper-body humanoid from KEENON, the Shanghai service-robot company behind DINERBOT and KLEENBOT. KEENON’s March 2025 launch framed XMAN-R1 as a people-facing collaborator, not a biped. Do not confuse it with Unitree R1, Unitree G1, or Fourier G1.
What is published
KEENON’s launch material and later hotel-collaboration coverage. Our profile still has every major hardware cell as not verified. We will not invent a height, weight or payload to fill that card.
Flaws
No public price and no independent duty-cycle. Wheels are the product. If you need a walking humanoid, this URL is the wrong page.
Real-world usefulness
Useful if you already run KEENON service robots and want the company’s own humanoid-torso story. Near zero as a 2026 SKU you can spec from this site alone.
Full specs and images
XMAN-R1 profile · Unitree R1 review · All humanoid reviews.
FAQ
Is XMAN-R1 a walking humanoid?
No. Public KEENON material presents it as a wheeled service platform.
Is it the same as Unitree R1?
No. Different company, different robot. Unitree R1 is a later Unitree biped.
Who makes it?
KEENON Robotics.
Sources
KEENON XMAN-R1 launch material (March 2025). Our profile still has no verified hardware numbers.