Canada's Mirsee to Mass Produce MH3 Wheeled Humanoid Robot
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-07-05
Canadian company Mirsee Robotics is preparing to mass-produce its MH3 wheeled humanoid robot, targeting hazardous and intensive factory tasks. The robot features a 30kg payload capacity per arm, a 10-hour battery life, 31 degrees of freedom, and enhanced dexterity. It supports remote teleoperation via VR headsets and motion gloves from up to 1500公里 away, effectively "deploying" operators into dangerous sites like remote water treatment plants.
Currently, 8 prototypes are undergoing testing, with mass production planned for 2027 and a target of thousands of units over the next three years.
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