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About Operator (OP1)
Operator (OP1) is Ultra Robotics' stationary dual-arm AI robot built for US warehouses. It rolls up to a workstation, plugs into a standard 120 V outlet, and installs in hours — no infrastructure, no integration, no battery swaps. Running 24/7 across a 10-by-10-foot work cell, OP1 handles order packaging, sorting, and kitting using onboard neural networks that adapt to new items on the fly. Designed in the field, built in NYC.
Manufacturer
Key Specifications
Status
ACTIVE
Category
Humanoid
Verified
2026-07-28
CPU/GPU
Linux + NVIDIA Jetson-class on-board compute
Website
https://www.ultra.tech/
Gear tech
harmonic / planetary reducers per arm joint
Motor tech
Not officially published — qualified estimate brushless DC servo motors
Height [cm]
180
Main market
US e-commerce fulfillment and warehouse operations — order packaging, sorting, kitting, and returns processing
Nationality
US
Availability
In production
Connectivity
Dedicated 10 Mbps Ethernet connection
Manufacturer
Ultra Robotics Corp
LLM integration
Not a chat-style LLM, plus "Fleet AI" continuous learning across all deployed robots, uses neural networks trained on teleoperation data that output joint and gripper positions at 10 Hz — VLA-class perception-to-action policy
Max speed (km/h)
3
Operating system
Linux/Ubuntu with a custom ML/control stack
Safe with humans
Yes
Camera resolution
N/A
Number of fingers
2-finger gripping claws
Ingress protection
N/A
Latency glass to action
~100 ms (10 Hz control loop, per published architecture)
Main structural material
aluminum frame with polymer / composite covers
Degrees of freedom, hands
2
Runtime pr charge (hours)
2
Degrees of freedom, overall
14
Data sourced from Wikidata · Last verified: 2026-07-28 · Methodology