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Steve specs, images, and availability

Steve is a robot associated with Manufacturer not listed. This profile brings together public specifications, image evidence, videos, source links, pricing status, availability, and comparison notes.

Steve robot

Images and videos

Steve photo gallery and movement media

Standardized views make it easier to compare body shape, proportions, end effectors, visible hardware, and public demo evidence across robots.

26 images / 0 videos
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Steve Rear viewRear view
Steve Head and torsoHead and torso
Steve Arm detailArm detail
Steve Leg detailLeg detail
Steve Arm and leg detailArm and leg detail

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Steve Head/Torso ViewHead/Torso View
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Steve Arm + Leg ViewArm + Leg View
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Robot Intelligence Profile

Overview, buying status, and research notes

What it isSteve is a robot from Manufacturer not listed. Steve is a robot associated with Manufacturer not listed. This profile brings together public specifications, image evidence, videos, source links, pricing status, availability, and comparison notes. This profile focuses on what is published today: size, payload, runtime, mobility, software access, safety claims, and whether buyers can actually purchase or deploy it.
Availability and pricingSteve is currently listed as review. Pricing is Price not publicly listed. That buying status matters because a preorder, pilot, enterprise quote, prototype, or discontinued model means very different things for buyers.
Best fitBased on its published specs and positioning, Steve is most relevant for home, research, entertainment. It should be evaluated as a practical robot for the intended job, not only as a brand name or demo video.
What to watchPublic specifications can change as the manufacturer releases new details. Verify release timing, purchase availability, safety claims, autonomy level, SDK or ROS access, payload, runtime, battery details, sensors, hand design, actuator details, walking speed, and stable manufacturer measurements.
Comparable robotsA useful comparison set for Steve includes Tesla Optimus, Figure 02, Unitree G1, Apollo, Digit, NEO, Phoenix, Walker S, GR-2, Unitree H2. Compare price, availability, height, weight, payload, runtime, DOF, walking speed, hands, software access, service model, and deployment evidence.
Specs that matterSteve has 6 public specification details listed on this profile. Specification highlights include Price: Price not publicly listed; Availability: review; Height: 210 mm; Weight: 140 kg; Speed: 2.2 m/s. The important question is whether the published capabilities match the actual work: lifting, walking, sensing, manipulating objects, operating safely, and being supported after deployment.

Profile coverage

Documented facts and source coverage

This robot profile connects reviewed reference records where available, including manufacturer pages, documentation, media, papers, patents, and community notes.

Public spec details6 items
Reference links2 sources
Images26 views
Videos0 clips
Data confidence49%

Steve spec card

Steve specs, price, availability and comparison

Quick answer: Steve is a robot associated with Manufacturer not listed. Based on currently available public information, its availability is review, and its pricing status is Price not publicly listed.

This profile is designed for people comparing humanoid robots, evaluating robot buying options, checking developer suitability, or researching the state of commercial robotics. Fields without enough public support stay unconfirmed until a stronger source is attached.

What is Steve?

Steve is a robot associated with Manufacturer not listed. This profile brings together public specifications, image evidence, videos, source links, pricing status, availability, and comparison notes.

Who makes it?

Manufacturer not listed is the manufacturer currently connected to this profile. Use the linked manufacturer page and source cards below to verify company-level details, model lineage, and official product information.

What is it designed for?

Steve is most relevant for home, research, entertainment. Treat use-case claims carefully when the robot is still marked as prototype, piloting, announced, or unavailable to the public.

Availability and price

Availability: review. Price: Price not publicly listed. Robot pricing often depends on configuration, support contract, accessories, and whether the customer is buying, leasing, or joining a pilot.

Hardware and design

Height: 210 mm; Weight: 140 kg

Mobility

Sprint Speed: 2.2 m/s

Hands, manipulation and payload

End-effector and hand details are not fully documented yet. Use payload, hand DOF, finger count, and grip fields when comparing manipulation ability.

Battery and charging

Battery chemistry, charging method, and runtime are not fully documented in the public data yet. Runtime should not be assumed beyond the fields shown in the specification table.

AI, software and developer support

Software, SDK, ROS, local AI, and cloud AI details are tracked when publicly available. Software details stay unconfirmed until a stronger source is connected.

Strengths

  • 2 linked source records support verification.
  • 26 approved image assets help compare visible design and proportions.
  • Height is listed as 210 mm.

Limitations and uncertainties

  • Runtime is not fully documented in the public data.
  • Robot specifications can change quickly as manufacturers revise hardware, software, and deployment programs.

Best use cases

  • home
  • research
  • entertainment

Not ideal for

  • Buyers who need guaranteed availability without confirming directly with the manufacturer.
  • Procurement decisions that require independently verified pricing, warranty, and deployment support.
  • Applications where missing safety, runtime, payload, or autonomy data cannot be tolerated.

Similar robots and comparisons

Compare Steve against nearby robots to understand maturity, cost, availability, hardware tradeoffs, and ecosystem differences.

FAQ

What is Steve?

Steve is a robot associated with Manufacturer not listed. FIRGELLI Robots tracks its public specifications, media, source links, availability status, and comparison data in one profile.

Who makes Steve?

Steve is listed with Manufacturer not listed. Use the manufacturer profile and source links on this page to verify company details before making buying or research decisions.

Is Steve available to buy?

Current availability status: review. If the robot is marked as a prototype, pilot, announced, or not publicly sold, treat pricing and delivery claims as preliminary.

How much does Steve cost?

Pricing status: Price not publicly listed. Robot prices often vary by configuration, support contract, deployment type, and customer type.

What are the main Steve specifications?

Headline specs include height 210 mm, runtime Not publicly verified, payload Not publicly verified, and degrees of freedom Not publicly verified.

What is Steve best used for?

Steve is most useful to evaluate in the context of home; research; entertainment.

Specifications

Steve specifications

Specs are grouped into practical sections with plain-language values so readers can quickly compare the robot.

6 public details
Identity 3 public details
Robot NameSteve
MarketConsumer, Enterprise, Research
Official product pageOpen official product page
Physical Dimensions 2 public details
Height210 mm
Weight140 kg
Mobility 1 public detail
Sprint Speed2.2 m/s

Sources

Source links, manuals, papers, and further reading

Use these links to verify claims, inspect manufacturer pages, or continue deeper technical research.

Primary and supporting sources

Official pages, manufacturer pages, launch pages, and supporting references.

Manuals and technical docs

Manuals, developer documentation, SDK notes, support pages, and technical PDFs where available.