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2026-06-18·EN

Genesis AI unveils humanoid robot Eno

English translation from Unibot. Source published 2026-06-18.

Eno is a general purpose humanoid robot. But he doesn’t know how to walk like a person. His element is practical work.

Simple and reliable design

The design is simple: a wheeled platform, an adjustable body and two dexterous hands. All this allows him to operate in factories, laboratories, hospitals, warehouses and commercial premises.

Height - 170 centimeters, weight - 120 kilograms. Load capacity - 12 kilograms, autonomy - up to 8 hours on one charge. Maximum speed is 6 kilometers per hour. Electric servos provide precise control of movements - even holding a tool or moving objects.

Safety around people is built into the design. The robot is designed to work in shared spaces. He has ten fingers on two hands, a body made of aluminum alloys, composites and engineering plastics.

On the Humanoid Guide scale, his overall skill is 4 points, which is the development stage. Navigation is rated 1 out of 5, manipulation - 3 out of 5. In other words, things are much better with your hands than with independent movement.

Hands are more important than feet

The main feature of Eno is its bet on manipulation. He has human-sized hands, so he can pick up common tools and work with existing equipment and household appliances. There is no need to rebuild the workspace for the robot.

Current capabilities include avoiding obstacles while moving and performing tasks. This is enough for safe work in busy areas.

Regarding specific tasks, Eno is positioned for practical service and warehouse work:

sorting of goods;

household chores like loading and unloading the dishwasher;

folding laundry.

All of these are examples of useful repetitive operations where it is the hands that are important, not movement in space. Thanks to its adjustable body and wheelbase, Eno is designed for stations, carts, workbenches, shelving and rooms. Where stability, reach and agility are more important than walking legs.

Prototype with an eye to the future

For now, Eno is a prototype. It was developed by the American company Genesis AI. The robot is closely related to the proprietary robotics platform and fundamental model of GENE. This integration provides a single hardware and software stack with cloud connectivity, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and support for large language models for scheduling and multi-step tasks.

Genesis AI plans to launch pilot implementations of Eno in factories, warehouses and laboratories by the end of 2026. Then - expansion into other areas.

The meaning of this robot is a different approach to humanoid machines: the priority is useful work with hands, reliability and compatibility with the familiar human environment. For companies eyeing automation, Eno is a smart combination of mobility, agility and adaptive intelligence.

Read the original →Source: Unibot. English translation of the source article.