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About CALVIN-40
Calvin-40 is Wandercraft's first industrial humanoid robot — a headless, voice-operated bipedal machine designed for heavy, physically demanding factory tasks. Built in 40 days on the same self-balancing platform that powers the company's medical exoskeletons, it carries up to 40 kg, navigates autonomously, and is already deployed on Renault's EV production line.
Manufacturer
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Key Specifications
Status
ACTIVE
Category
Humanoid
Verified
2026-09-15
CPU/GPU
NVIDIA Jetson edge AI compute, paired with the NVIDIA Isaac robotics platform
Gear tech
Harmonic / Cycloidal reducers, Rolling contact joint + cable transmission
Motor tech
Brushless servo actuators inherited from Wandercraft's Atalante medical-exoskeleton platform
Height [cm]
170
Main market
heavy logistics within factories, Industrial Manufacturing
Nationality
French
Availability
Limited production / pilot deployments
Connectivity
Voice command interface; Wi-Fi / Ethernet for fleet management
Manufacturer
Wandercraft
LLM integration
Yes / Visual Language Model (VLM) reasoning for task interpretation and autonomous operation
Max speed (km/h)
3
Operating system
Linux-based real-time stack with ROS 2
Safe with humans
Yes
Camera resolution
HD / 4K-class day/night cameras (waist-mounted)
Number of fingers
0
Ingress protection
IP54
Walking Speed [km/h]
3
Latency glass to action
N/A
Main structural material
Aluminum alloy with composite covers
Degrees of freedom, hands
10
Runtime pr charge (hours)
4
Degrees of freedom, overall
28
Data sourced from Wikidata · Last verified: 2026-09-15 · Methodology