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Imported 2026-11-11
Products
Components
3 listed
LimX Arm Expansion Kit
arm or manipulator kit
LimX Arm Expansion Kit TRON1-AP-YG adds mobile-manipulation research capability to TRON 1.
LimX Sensor Expansion Kit
sensor kit
LimX Sensor Expansion Kit TRON1-AP-SS is a perception package for the wheeled configuration of the TRON 1 research platform.
LimX Voice Interaction Kit
voice kit
LimX Voice Interaction Kit TRON1-AP-VI is a development package for spoken interaction on TRON 1 in sole or wheeled configuration.
Mentioned in news
LimX Dynamics presented modular robot TRON 2
LimX Dynamics presented TRON 2, a modular platform supporting dual-arm, bipedal and wheeled configurations for research, education and industrial prototypes. The robot stands 132 cm tall and weighs 35 kg. Its Linux-based software supports ROS 1 and ROS 2, with teleoperation and data tools for embodied AI development.
Humanoid LimX Luna with 27 degrees of freedom comes to market
LimX Dynamics introduced the humanoid platform LimX Luna, a full-size bipedal robot aimed at commercial sites and research teams, with a stated launch price of $41,000. According to techeblog.com, Luna combines a 160-centimeter body, 27 active degrees of freedom and a walking speed of up to 5 kilometers per hour, occupying a niche where they try to balance human-like plasticity of movements and lower acquisition costs.
LimX COSA turns humanoids into autonomous partners
LimX Dynamics introduced COSA, an agentic operating system for humanoid robots, on January 12, 2026. The architecture combines whole-body control, learned skills and higher-level cognition. The article explains how semantic memory and concurrent reasoning and movement are intended to help the Oli humanoid respond proactively and carry out longer tasks without repeatedly stopping to think.
About
LimX Dynamics develops humanoid and modular robots for research into locomotion, manipulation and human interaction. The full-size Oli targets algorithm development, while Luna focuses on performances and visitor interaction. The TRON series separates research tasks. TRON 1 supports locomotion research with different foot configurations, while TRON 2 can use dual-arm, bipedal or wheeled-bipedal modules. TRON 2 also supports teleoperation and data collection for learning object manipulation.