XPENG IRON humanoid walks off its own production line: 76 DOF, 2250 TOPS on three Turing chips
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-09-08
XPENG's IRON became the first humanoid robot to walk off its own mass-production line, heading straight to an XPENG 4S store to greet customers, guide visitors, and move items. Specs: highly human-like body with flexible skin and lattice bionic muscles, 76 body DOF plus 21 DOF per hand, and XPENG's Physical AI foundation model running locally on three Turing chips delivering up to 2250 TOPS for low-latency autonomous task execution without remote control.
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